Most teams forget half of what they learned about prompting within a week of training. This one-pager keeps the core fresh — the six-element structure, the ten universal practices, the common failure modes — bookmark it for the moment you're about to write a real prompt.

What's inside

Structured one-pager covering the prompt skeleton, weak-vs-strong prompt comparisons, common mistakes to avoid, and a quick-check rubric. Print or keep open in a tab.

How to use it

  1. Read it once end-to-end before applying anything. Context matters more than tactics.
  2. Pick one thing to act on this week. Resources only create value through application.
  3. Note your edits and questions. The margins are where your own thinking takes shape.