Module 3 · Building something you can show Lesson 9 of 15
Publishing the tool and writing it up
A short write-up — what it does, the prompt that powers it, what it gets wrong — is what makes this a portfolio item rather than a personal trick.
Worked example
Naming the failure cases is the part that impresses: it shows you tested the tool instead of admiring it. That habit is what separates prompt engineering from prompt collecting.
Your practice task
Write 300 words on your assistant, publish it, and add the link to your resume under Projects.
Do this before moving on. Reading a solution teaches the shape of it; typing it teaches you.
Key takeaway
A short write-up — what it does, the prompt that powers it, what it gets wrong — is what makes this a portfolio item rather than a personal trick.
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Finish every lesson to unlock the certificate. Each one ends in a practice task — do them and the final project brief writes itself.