Frequently Asked Questions
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How are Prompt-Lab kits structured? +
Each Prompt-Lab kit is a small stack: a system prompt, a user template, guardrails, and short examples. You can copy/paste it directly or remix the examples to match your domain.
Can I adapt Prompt-Lab kits to my brand voice? +
Yes—swap tone descriptors, add your own knowledge links, and set output formats (bullets, tables, JSON). If you tell us your voice or sector in the form, we’ll send back a tuned variant.
What level of AI experience do I need for the learning track? +
No prior expertise is required. We begin with model basics, then move into prompt patterns, evaluation, and deployment habits. Advanced builders can skip to the drills and diagnostics.
Do you cover bias, safety, and red-teaming? +
Yes. Every AI learning module includes bias-spotting checklists, mitigation steps, and simple red-team scripts so you can test safety, not just accuracy.
Where should I start? +
Begin with the AI Training overview, then move to the 14-prompt Learning deck for quick wins. If you’re unsure, send your goal, timeline, and tools through Lab Connect and we’ll point you to the right kit.
How fast do you respond? +
We aim to reply within a few business days. Mark severity for urgent issues and include links, screenshots, and steps to reproduce. Donations and quick questions usually get faster replies.
Do you store or sell submissions? +
We do not sell submissions. Messages are routed to our inbox and used to respond or improve the lab. If you want something removed, note it and we will delete it.
Can I submit multiple requests? +
Yes. Use one form per topic so we can route it correctly. If it spans multiple areas, choose the closest channel and include links to related context.
What makes a great bug report? +
Include the page URL, browser/device, steps to reproduce, expected vs. actual behavior, and screenshots if possible. Clear repro steps get the fastest fixes.
What happens to prompts I share? +
Shared prompts are reviewed for quality and safety. If we adapt them for the lab, we can credit you or keep it anonymous—just say your preference in the message.