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Build Your Own AI Agent
IET Singapore Local Network
IET Singapore: AI & Vibe Coding for Engineering
Working with Claude by OTG
Working with Claude by OTG
AI Training for an ITE Campus and a Special-Education School
Working with Claude by OTG
Working with Claude by OTG
Little U Guest Speaker Series
Little U's Guest Speaker Series
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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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