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AI courses teach prompting. Nobody's job is prompting.
Free skills for the work you actually do — turning a vague training request into a real brief, getting knowledge out of an expert's head, planning what to learn next. Copy one into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini and use it today.
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What this won't do: it won't write your slides, build an LMS module, or produce a friendly quiz everyone passes. It produces decisions, outcomes, checks and specs — the things that have to be right before content gets built.
You've saved 200 prompts. You use three.
A prompt isn't the hard part. The hard part is knowing what to feed it, what a good answer looks like, and whether what came back beats what you'd have written yourself.
A skill is the whole thing: what to give it, how it runs the conversation, a real example of a good result, and how to tell if yours is one.
Four doors, one library.
You run training for a team or a company
/interrogate
most requests arrive with no scope — start by pinning one down
First win: a written Decision Record before the day ends
You design what gets taught
/to-outcomes
turn a topic into what people must be able to do
First win: an Outcomes Map you can defend
You need what an expert knows
/extract
experts won't write — drafting for their correction works
First win: a draft your expert can check in two minutes
You're learning something yourself
/what-to-learn
work out what's worth your hours, and what to skip
First win: a shortlist with an honest skip list
Deep dives for your role: L&D & enablement · Curriculum design · Course creators · Solo learners
16 skills. Free, and they work today.
Grouped by when you reach for them, not by topic. Most people start with the main flow.
The main flow
request to delivered, in order
- /interrogatea team or morestart hereget interviewed about what's actually needed, and record the decisions
- /to-outcomesa team or moreturn a scoped request into what people must be able to do
Getting it out of people's heads
the thing experts will actually do
- /extractone expertstart hereturn what one expert already does into something reusable — without asking them to write
- /verifyone draftget an expert to check a draft in two minutes, not two weeksgets an expert to say yes or no to a draft you wrote
Proving it
the part everyone skips
These work best with a document from an earlier skill — but each will build a rough one with you if you have nothing yet.
- /baselinea groupmeasure where a group actually stands before you build anythingmeasures where people are BEFORE anything is built
- /assessyour peopledesign a check your people take that shows what they can do, not what they rememberdesigns a check YOUR PEOPLE take
Building it
a spec somebody can execute, then the content itself
These work best with a document from an earlier skill — but each will build a rough one with you if you have nothing yet.
- /to-coursea courseturn outcomes and real material into a course spec a builder can execute
- /buildone modulewrite the actual module content, one module at a time
Skills chain.
Each skill ends in a written document, and that document is the next skill's input. Tune one step and everything downstream gets better — that's what makes this a system rather than a folder of prompts.
Install the skills, don't just paste one.
Copying a skill puts it into one chat, and then it's gone. This is all 16 of them as one download — a folder your tool loads by name, so the library is still there next week.
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