Prompt Gym
Practise prompt engineering with real-time feedback. One task is free — the rest need Pro.
Café reply prompt
Free
Write a prompt for an assistant that answers menu, allergen, and booking questions for Northbridge Beans. It must not give medical advice. It must say when it does not know.
Complaints email reply
Pro
Write a prompt for an assistant that drafts replies to customer complaint emails for a small retailer. The prompt must not ask the assistant to include any real customer names, order numbers, or other personal details — those get filled in by a human afterwards.
Summarise a leave policy
Pro
Write a prompt for an assistant that summarises a company's (fictional, synthetic) leave policy into a one-page plain-English guide for staff, without adding any entitlement the source document doesn't actually state.
After-hours service desk
Pro
Write a prompt for an after-hours IT service desk assistant. It must refuse to reset passwords or grant access itself, and must always tell the user how to reach a human for anything urgent.
Lesson warm-up
Pro
Write a prompt for an assistant that generates a 5-minute warm-up activity for a Year 9 class on a topic you choose. It must not invent specific curriculum outcome codes — it should describe the skill in plain language instead and let the teacher map it to their own curriculum.
Research brief with sources
Pro
Write a prompt for an assistant producing a short research brief on a topic you choose. The prompt must require the assistant to list its sources for every claim, and to say "unverified" for anything it can't attribute to a specific source.
Board risk paragraph
Pro
Write a prompt for an assistant drafting a short risk paragraph for a board paper on adopting a new AI tool. The prompt must require a named human owner and an explicit statement that a human must review and sign off before the paragraph is used.
Single-tool agent instruction
Pro
Write an instruction for a single-tool AI agent (it can only look up order status, nothing else) that includes an explicit stop condition — a point at which it must stop and hand off to a human rather than keep acting.