Hey Reader,

Two days ago my student messaged me.

He was almost angry...

"GPT-5 worked for 23 minutes and then said it doesn't understand!"

Oof. That's rough, and I know how this feels.

But that's when it hit me.

We're all prompting AI wrong. Everyone of us.

The $200,000 Mistake

Big tech pays prompt engineers $200k+/year.

Because they know what a difference of good prompts.

Imagine telling your GPS "go somewhere nice" instead of an actual address

One gets you lost. One gets you there.

So I did something crazy.

I Built You a Prompt Coach

I spent over 20 hours of my life on this.

Building something I should charge for. But won't.

It takes a lot of data into consideration:

• OpenAI's GPT-5 best practices
• Anthropic's secret sauce for Claude
• My own battle-tested prompt principles

And turns them into 13 checks that grade your prompts instantly.

If you're hitting just 3 out of 13? Trash prompt.

But if your prompt hits 8 or 9?

Now you're cooking.

How It Works

1. Go to the free tool (link below)
2. Paste your prompt
3. Enter your email (same one as this newsletter works)
4. Wait 20-30 seconds

And just like that... a full breakdown of what's good, what sucks, and exactly how to fix it.

It even searches the web to understand what you're trying to build (hence the 20-30 sec).

... and it gives you a new prompt to try out!

See It In Action

I ran a real student's prompt through it.

Before: only passed 5/13 - yikes 😳

After: instantly 12/13 passes ✅

Why This Matters Now

With reasoning models like GPT-5 taking over, prompts are going to take a lot longer.

Bad prompts will cost you time, money, and frustration, like my students learned.

This AI Prompt Coach fixes that. Today.

It teaches you the best principles for good prompts.

For free. No catch. No upsell.

Just me helping you build better with AI.

Because when you win, I win.

Talk soon!
Rob

P.S. Found a bug or want a feature? Just reply to this email. I read everything, and this tool is only getting better. Plus, my AI Coding Blueprint students get priority support on using it effectively.