Workshop held on 4 June 2026.
From instructions to action
The 90-minute workshop demonstrated how Claude could turn a single instruction into a structured project plan in Businessmap, including phases, tasks, deadlines and dependencies.
Participants explored the five-part “Prompt Spine” — Role, Task, Context, Rules and Output Format — alongside organisational context and workflow rules. The session also showed how Model Context Protocol (MCP) connects the AI assistant to Businessmap.
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Explore the Prompt Engineering for Generative AI course in the Generative AI Skills Academy, or learn more about ESI’s involvement in GenAISA.
Source: GenAISA workshop recap, 9 June 2026. Added to the ESI news archive on 31 October 2026.
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