Prompt Engineering & LLM Tools Sprint

Service Description

Prompt Engineering & LLM Tools Sprint: Build reusable AI workflows, not random “prompts that worked once.” Event Overview Prompt Engineering & LLM Tools Sprint is a hands-on sprint designed to help you use ChatGPT and other LLM tools effectively in real work. This is not a “cool prompts” session. You’ll learn how to think in workflows, write prompts that are reliable, and turn AI into a repeatable productivity system for analysis, writing, research, planning, and automation-adjacent tasks. You’ll finish with a practical prompt pack and ready-to-use workflows you can apply immediately. What We’ll Cover 1. How LLMs Actually Behave (So You Stop Fighting Them) What LLMs are good at, where they fail, and how to design prompts that reduce hallucinations, vagueness, and inconsistent outputs. 2. Prompt Foundations That Create Reliable Results Clear instructions, role and context setup, output constraints, examples, and structured formatting. How to get consistent answers without over-explaining everything. 3. Workflow Thinking: From One Prompt to a System How to chain prompts into a repeatable process: define inputs, steps, quality checks, and final outputs. Building “prompt pipelines” you can reuse. 4. Practical Use Cases Across Work and Study Examples and templates for common scenarios: * Summarizing and extracting insights from text * Writing and editing with a consistent voice * Research support and synthesis * Planning projects, strategies, and checklists * Turning rough ideas into structured deliverables 5. LLM Tooling and Best Practices How to organize prompts, create reusable templates, manage context, and apply simple quality controls. Safety basics and ethical use without turning it into a lecture. What You’ll Gain * A curated prompt pack you can reuse (designed for reliability, not luck) * Ready-to-use workflows for common tasks in work, study, and building projects * A personal checklist for writing better prompts faster * Stronger judgment about when to trust outputs and when to verify * Clear next steps to keep improving with practice instead of random trial-and-error Who This Is For University students, professionals, entrepreneurs, creators, and anyone using LLM tools who wants more consistent results and real productivity gains. Especially useful if you’ve used ChatGPT before but feel your outputs are hit-or-miss. Who It’s Not For People expecting “one magic prompt” that solves everything, or anyone who refuses to iterat