A few of you wrote in after yesterday's email asking what's in the course.

Fair question. Here's the full inventory.

The four-part prompt framework

Every lesson runs through the same structure I use for my own work:

1. Role — who the AI is
2. Context — what it needs to know
3. Output — what the finished artifact looks like
4. Training data — examples to calibrate against

Once you've got this, you stop writing one-line prompts. You never go back.

Proven prompt templates (dozens of them)

Copy-paste prompts that work in Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini. Sample titles:

• The Simple Prompt That Exposes AI's Blind Spots
• Turn AI Into Your Personal Coach (No Matter What You're Training For)
• Turn Your Book Into a Newsletter Factory
• Cut Your AI Prompting Time in Half With This Simple Shortcut
• The AI Humanizer (takes AI prose and de-slops it)

Video workshops

Past recordings of the monthly live sessions — including the AI Humanizer workshop, which was the most popular one I ever ran.

Workflows, not just prompts

Prompts in isolation are useful. Prompts chained into a workflow are a different category. The course covers both — how I go from blank page to published newsletter, how I audit a site with five narrow agents instead of one generic one, how I turn a 20-minute YouTube video into a promotional email.

Custom instructions for Claude and ChatGPT projects

The prompts most people write get thrown away after one use. I show you how to convert them into persistent project instructions so your AI gets better at your work every week.

What it costs

$197. One payment. Lifetime access.

What happens on Saturday 2 May at midnight

Checkout closes. No renewals, no reopening, no "one more sale next year." I'm pivoting the business to Irish SME intelligence work — PWS doesn't fit. If you've been on the fence, this is the decision.

Checkout below.

Write on,

Bryan

PS — If you've got a specific question about whether the course covers your use case, hit reply. I read everything.