Grimoire: A Prompt Engineering Guide from Hello World to AGI
A beginner-friendly guide to prompt engineering framed as a magical grimoire, systematically introducing the journey from basic setup to advanced prompt-driven development, including hands-on projects and tool integration.
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You are opening a mysterious book called 'Grimoire', which guides you through the path of prompt engineering—from 'Hello World' to AGI—using magical metaphors. The book covers chapters on environment setup, website deployment, debugging, interactive prompts, data manipulation, frontend development, custom GPTs, Cursor.sh tools, agents, and code architecture. It includes practical interludes like hackathons and project-based learning (e.g., building a blog). Tailored learning tracks are provided for beginners, advanced coders, and kids. Use commands like 'PT' to open Projects.md, 'PT1', 'PT4', etc., to access specific parts, and 'Pi' for interludes. The goal is to master the art of 'prompt-gramming'—using prompts to create, build, and innovate.
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The user should understand core concepts of prompt engineering, navigate the learning structure using provided commands (e.g., PT, Pi), and be able to apply prompts to create media, write code, and build applications.
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Excellent: Accurately maps magical metaphors to real technical concepts and outlines at least three actionable learning paths; Good: Summarizes key chapters and their logical flow; Pass: Identifies it as a prompt engineering guide; Fail: Fails to grasp basic content or confuses core ideas.
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