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Master AI prompting for business innovation. O'Reilly Live Learning course by Tim Warner covering ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and enterprise prompt engineering with MCP implementation.

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How to Prompt Like a Pro: Master AI for Business Innovation

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An O'Reilly Live Learning course teaching business professionals how to extract maximum value from AI tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, and Google Gemini.

Last updated: December 2025


Course Segments

#SegmentDurationKey Topics
1Core Prompting & Context Engineering50 minCRAFT/CLEAR frameworks, context engineering stack, with/without context scenarios
2Multimodal Prompting & AI-Assisted Coding50 minImagen 3, DALL-E 3, vision analysis, GitHub Copilot instruction files
3AI Workspaces & Custom Assistants50 minM365 Notebooks, ChatGPT Projects, Gemini Gems, Custom GPTs, M365 Agents
4Agentic AI & Autonomous Coding50 minClaude Code, GitHub Copilot Coding Agent, Copilot Studio, MCP

Warner's Laws of Generative AI Prompting

  1. You are the pilot; the AI is your co-pilot. You're responsible for its actions.
  2. Always know who you're signed in as and who you're chatting with.
  3. The more you disclose about yourself in trust, the more the AI can help you.
  4. Anything you leave out of your prompt will be inferred by the AI.
  5. Role play like you're a director.
  6. Don't swallow the elephant—break down complex tasks with the AI.
  7. Surgically sculpt your context. Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
  8. Always have a trusted LLM to cross-reference responses.
  9. Strike while the iron's hot.
  10. Every AI chat has its own lifecycle; develop your "prompt smell."
  11. If you need to remind the AI of something, add it to custom instructions.
  12. Periodically refactor your custom instructions and memories.
  13. Think meta: Prompt about prompting and custom instructions.
  14. Use your voice if using your words is difficult.
  15. Pick up a good book on technical writing essentials.
  16. Protect your LLM against abuse by integrating test prompts.
  17. Each LLM (and vendor) has its own priorities and personality.
  18. Expect breaking changes. Stay agile, adaptable, and be an eternal learner.

Context Engineering vs Prompt Engineering

Prompt EngineeringContext Engineering
Focus on what to sayFocus on what the model knows
One-off interactionsSystem-wide reliability
Phrasing and examplesEverything in the context window

Key Insight: Most AI failures aren't model failures—they're context failures.


Tools Covered

Primary Platforms

  • Microsoft 365 Copilot — Notebooks, Agents, enterprise integration
  • ChatGPT — Projects, Custom GPTs, DALL-E 3, Vision
  • Google Gemini — Gems, Imagen 3, 1M+ token context
  • Claude — Projects, long-form analysis, Claude Code

Agentic AI

  • Claude Code — Terminal-based autonomous coding with checkpoints
  • GitHub Copilot Coding Agent — Issue-to-PR cloud automation
  • M365 Copilot Studio — Enterprise multi-agent orchestration

Prerequisites

Required

  • Internet connection
  • ChatGPT free account
  • Google account

Recommended

  • Microsoft 365 Copilot license
  • Claude Pro
  • GitHub Copilot subscription
  • VS Code

Quick Start

CRAFT Framework

Context: [situation]
Role: You are a [role]
Action: [task]
Format: [output format]
Tone: [voice/style]

Example Prompt

Context: I'm preparing a quarterly business review for my VP.
Role: You are a senior business analyst.
Action: Analyze this sales data and identify the top 3 trends.
Format: Executive summary with bullet points, max 200 words.
Tone: Professional and data-driven.

Repository Structure

docs/                               # Reference guides + slide deck
images/                             # Cover art, social preview assets
segments/
├─ segment-1-core-prompting/        # Frameworks, scenarios, platform tips
├─ segment-2-multimodal-prompting/  # Image gen, vision, Copilot config
├─ segment-3-ai-notebooks/          # Workspaces, custom assistants
└─ segment-4-agentic-ai/            # Claude Code, agents, MCP demos
.github/                            # Issue templates, workflows, AI instructions

For instructors: See INSTRUCTOR-MANIFEST.md for delivery guide.
For agents: Review AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md before editing lessons.


Resources


License & Contributing

Licensed under MIT. See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines and AGENTS.md for the agent-focused repository playbook.

Code of Conduct

Participation in this project is governed by the Code of Conduct.

Security

Found a vulnerability or risky prompt scenario? Follow the disclosure steps in SECURITY.md or email Tim directly at tim@techtrainertim.com.


Repo Guides & Automation


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