Prompt brief
Goal, context, inputs and boundaries.
Workshop · WS-02
Turn ideas into executable instructions.
Design prompts that are clear, reviewable and easy to repeat.
- 1 session · 2 hours
- One concrete challenge
- One deliverable ready to test
WS-02
Workshop
1 session · 2 hoursStarting point
When every attempt produces a different result.
You already use prompts, but outputs are inconsistent or impossible to repeat.
Three examples of tasks or outputs that are currently inconsistent.
What remains
Prompts that hold up to review.
Protocols, master prompts and quality criteria for turning intent into execution.
Master prompt
A reusable, versioned instruction.
Quality checklist
Criteria to review before accepting.
The experience
Frame, structure, and validate.
Frame
Clarify the assignment and expected result.
Structure
Order context, constraints and format.
Validate
Test normal, ambiguous and adversarial cases.
How we work
One session using your own cases.
1 session · 2 hours
Focused practice
One concrete challenge
Three examples of tasks or outputs that are currently inconsistent.
One deliverable ready to test
Protocols, master prompts and quality criteria for turning intent into execution.
Per-person pricing
A clear investment to get started.
Per-person prices in COP. We confirm validity, scope and taxes before enrollment.
The same per-person rate applies to companies with up to 20 employees, with a possible discount on any training.
Workshop
COP 100,000
Per workshop and participant. The standard is one 2-hour session.
- One guided practical session
- Other duration or scope: custom quote
Organizations
Custom quote
More than 20 employees: we understand the case, scope and participants; then we quote.
Boundaries matter
A prompt cannot fix a broken process.
A prompt does not repair a broken process: first define goal, inputs and standard.
Next step
Choose three recurring tasks and test a versioned library for one week.
Frequently asked questions
Before you write
What do I need to begin?
Three examples of tasks or outputs that are currently inconsistent.
Next step