Level 3: AI Design Engineering & Productization · Playground

Try the prompts.

A low-stakes place to grab a starter prompt from this program and run it in your own AI. Copy one, paste it into Claude, Gemini, or NotebookLM, and see what comes back. Each one lives in full (with steps and checks) inside its module.

Live · voice

Practice out loud with the Voice Simulator

Copying prompts is one way to practice. Speaking is another. Rehearse a hard conversation by voice with an AI partner, then get a debrief.

Open Voice Simulator

Build Your Multi-Tool Data-Safety Checklist

Best in Claude

You are about to run a real project across Google, Claude, and ChatGPT, and client material is going to move between them. Before any of it goes in, you build a redaction and settings checklist you run every time, so confidential client data, PII, and unreleased work never leak into a model or its training set. AI helps you build the checklist. You own the rule that nothing crosses the line without your sign-off.

I am building a data-safety checklist I will run before moving client work across multiple AI tools. Confirm these rules before we start:
- We are designing a checklist. Do not ask me for actual confidential client data, names, or unreleased work.
- Use placeholders like "the Client," "Project A," "the embargoed campaign" for anything sensitive.
- I make the final call on what is safe to paste where. You propose the checks; I own the sign-off.
- If a step would require real PII or a signed value to test, say so and stop.

Confirm these rules in your own words.

Scaffold a Design Skill Agent (SKILL.md)

Best in Claude

You do the same design task over and over: the same kind of brief, the same brand checks, the same export format. Instead of re-explaining it every time, you package that repeatable behavior as a SKILL.md, a small instruction file Claude can load as a skill and run the same way every time. AI helps you write and pressure-test the skill. You stay the art director: the skill only ever produces a draft you review and own.

Here is my Product Brief:
[PASTE YOUR PRODUCT BRIEF]

I want to package one repeatable design task as a skill agent. The task is:
[DESCRIBE THE REPEATABLE TASK]

Before we write anything, interview me:
- What does a great result on this task look like, specifically?
- What are the brand and quality checks that must pass every time?
- Where does my judgment have to stay in the loop (what should the agent never decide alone)?

Play my answers back as a short "definition of done" for this task. Do not write the skill yet.

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