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Build Your Own AI Agent

21 August 2026, Friday · 2:30pm–5:30pm (SGT)Zendesk Singapore, 9 Straits View, #10-08, Marina One West Tower, S018937
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IET Singapore Local Network

IET Singapore: AI & Vibe Coding for Engineering

5 August 2026, Wednesday · 6.30pm–9.30pmSingapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild, 1010 Dover Road, Singapore 139658
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Working with Claude by OTG

Working with Claude by OTG

31 July 2026, Friday · 2:00pm–5:00pm (SGT)MIT Space, 111 North Bridge Road #06-34, Singapore 179098
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AI Training for an ITE Campus and a Special-Education School

27–31 July 2026 · Various sessions, 9am–5pmSingapore
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Working with Claude by OTG

Working with Claude by OTG

16 July 2026, Thursday · 2:00pm–5:00pm (SGT)MIT Space, 111 North Bridge Road #06-34, Singapore 179098
Talk

Little U Guest Speaker Series

Little U's Guest Speaker Series

4 July 2026, Saturday · 10:00–11:00 (SGT)Zoom

From our training sessions

From a recent session · resume writing

Turning your experience into resume bullets

Delivered to students at an ITE campus: how to describe what you actually did, in plain words, and let AI handle the phrasing — without ever inventing a fact or a number.

  • A strong prompt has 4 parts

    Role (who AI should be), your experience (in plain words), the exact ask (what to make), and rules (specific, invent nothing).

  • Vague in, vague out

    "Write me a resume" or "make this sound better" produces a generic template that fits no one. Describe the real thing you did instead.

  • The XYZ formula

    X: the accomplishment. Y: the number that proves it. Z: the skill or method used. "Coordinated 5 campus events for 400+ students — schedules, vendors, logistics — for a smooth run of the day."

  • You own every fact

    Delete any number AI made up, never paste private information, and read the result aloud — it should sound like you, not like a template.

You are an expert resume writer.

Here's what I did, in my own words: [describe it plainly].

Turn it into 3 resume bullet points. Each one must:
• start with a strong action verb
• stay specific and under 20 words
• use only the facts and numbers I give you — invent nothing.

From a recent session · building your own tool

From an idea to a live tool, in one afternoon

Delivered to frontline staff at a special-education organisation: the same path we use ourselves — describe a real problem, write a short brief, and let AI build the first version. No code typed by hand.

  • Start with one real, small problem

    "Support staff spend too long reformatting session notes, taking time from students." Small and specific beats big and vague — that's the whole brief.

  • Turn it into a PRD

    A short brief that removes the guesswork: goal, who it's for, the 2–3 things it must do, look and feel, and what it deliberately leaves out.

  • Hand the PRD to an AI tool

    Ask for one complete, self-contained file — everything inline, nothing to set up.

  • Deploy it — no code, no account

    Drag the file onto a static-hosting drop page and get a live, shareable link in seconds.

Act as a product manager. Help me write a short PRD for a simple tool.

Problem: [your one-sentence problem statement]
Users: [who will use this]
Must-have features: [list 2-3 things it must do]
Look and feel: [e.g. 'clean, one page, easy to read on a phone']
Out of scope: [what it does not need to do]

Write this as a short PRD I can hand to another AI tool to build.

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