Reading about prompting is not prompting. Most chapters end with an exercise where you write something real and a language model marks it against what the lesson taught.
How it works
- The exercise gives you a task.
- You write your answer.
- It is sent to be marked, and you get feedback and a stronger version to compare against.
Daily limits
Each exercise type has a fair-use cap of 40 runs per day, per account. The cap exists so one account cannot exhaust the capacity everybody else paid for; working through the course normally will not come close to it. It resets daily.
What leaves the app
The text you write is sent to our provider to be answered — this is the one place your writing leaves our infrastructure. Do not paste anything into an exercise that you would not send to a third party: client data, credentials, anything confidential. The course makes the same point about AI tools in general, and it applies here too.
The marking can be wrong
It is a language model, and the course is honest about what those get wrong. Treat feedback as a strong second opinion rather than an authority, and where it contradicts the lesson, the lesson is what we wrote on purpose.