DynamicVibe Productions Training
Prompt Engineering Training

Part 1 / Foundations

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01Intent
02Context
03Control
04Output

Watch / inspect / compare

Lesson media

Production queued

Learning outcomes

    Guided practice

      Production challenge

      Check your understanding

      Knowledge check

      Persistent notes

      Capture what changed

      Six ways to learn

      AI Tutor

      Use the current lesson as context, then choose how you want the tutor to help.

      Premium feature

      Unlock the AI Tutor

      Every lesson in this course is free. The AI Tutor — six coaching modes running on your own Gemini key — is unlocked with your access password.

      One place for every insight

      Master Notebook

      Search, review and export notes across all 60 lessons.

      Version every useful prompt

      Prompt Library

      Save production prompts as named versions and preserve the reason each version changed.

      Change one variable

      A/B Prompt Lab

      Run a controlled experiment: name the hypothesis, change one variable, test it against several cases, then decide.

      Variant A

      Variant B

      Your comparison will appear here. Fill in the controlled variable above to enable this.

      AI-assisted review is a draft assessment. Confirm important decisions against source evidence, deterministic validation, or human review.

      Saved experiments

      Experiment log

      Twelve proofs of capability

      Portfolio

      Complete one applied artifact per week, following its brief and rubric, and preserve the evidence behind it. This course builds an evidence-backed portfolio for applied AI roles involving prompt systems, evaluation, content workflows, AI operations, and agent-enabled products — not a single job title.

      Where this evidence applies

      Role map

      Competency, not seat time

      Progress dashboard

      Track course completion, prompt practice, evidence and portfolio readiness.

      Exposure, practice, evidence

      Competency map

      A lesson watched is exposure, not evidence. Each row shows whether you've been exposed to a skill, practiced it, or proven it with reviewed work.