Scenario
A member has five repetitive workflows but no consistent guardrails, so every prompt produces a different level of risk.
Lesson 3 · Prompt-kit build
Give members a reusable prompt system for file notes, partner updates, borrower explanations, Skool posts, and guideline questions.
A member has five repetitive workflows but no consistent guardrails, so every prompt produces a different level of risk.
The member can use a reusable prompt kit with forbidden inputs, forbidden outputs, source rules, review checklist, and safe failure mode.
Skool summary
Build the first real Dork Prompt Kit: five reusable prompts with no-PII inputs, source rules, and human review.
Every prompt starts with the same rules: use only provided facts, mark missing facts, separate assumptions from verified facts, refuse to approve or deny, and ask for cleaner intake when the input is unsafe or incomplete.
The kit includes file-note triage, borrower document explainer, partner-safe status update, Skool post cleaner, and guideline question prep. The point is not novelty. The point is repeatable safe structure.
If the prompt is asked to approve, deny, infer missing facts, cite rules without source text, or process private borrower information, it should refuse that part and return a cleaner intake question.
Homework