Prompt Writing Assessment.
Test what you've learned. Diagnose bad prompts, apply the framework, and prove your skills.
This assessment covers
- Identifying prompt weaknesses
- Applying the RCFCE framework
- Choosing the right technique for each situation
- Diagnosing and fixing failed prompts
Core knowledge.
Diagnose and fix.
Match technique to situation.
Match the Situation to the Best Technique
Tap a situation on the left, then the best technique on the right
Put it all together.
The Complete Prompt Process — In Order
Arrange these steps in the correct order for writing a great prompt and getting great output
The prompt writing gauntlet.
You're now a better prompt writer than 95% of AI users.
That's not hyperbole. Most people never learn these techniques. They type vague sentences and blame the AI when the output is mediocre.
You now know:
- The RCFCE framework — Role, Context, Format, Constraints, Examples
- How to set roles that access expert-level knowledge
- How to provide context that eliminates guesswork
- How to specify formats that give you usable output
- How to use constraints — especially negative ones — to eliminate AI-isms
- How to iterate with the 4 follow-up patterns
- Templates you can use and adapt for any task
- The 8 common mistakes and how to diagnose them
The next step is practice. Every prompt you write is a chance to get better. Start with the templates, modify them for your work, and build your personal prompt library.
The gap between people who think AI is a toy and people who use it to 10x their output? It's everything you just learned.
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