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Recommended LLM Training for Our Team

Staff tips for learning to work with LLM models in productive internal ways.

Beginner


Overview of Business Changes

The True Test

Pro Prompting

Best Prompting Video

Tip:  Prompting is no longer just writing a few sentences.  The more complex the issue the more you want to do bite sized chunks, prompt those, build that into a project and in the end most advanced projects will have a skills document that outlines exactly what attributes are most important for this project.  A resources doc for important links, images and things like that.  A general outline of the process and where that lands within a goals outline.

So skills + resources + process + goals = A great modern project.  Can be done in a single simple prompt but more or less most prompts should lean in this direction and complex ones need this at the bare minium.

Pretty boring but about as simple as you'll ever find regarding agents

Part 2

https://www.anthropic.com/learn

https://www.anthropic.com/learn/claude-for-you

https://anthropic.skilljar.com/

https://academy.openai.com/

 

Real World Use Cases:  We vibe coded all of these without using the slightest technical knowledge other than posting the code to the web.  All 6 months ago with a much less effective Claude model.  Our customers and staff use these right now.

https://movezen360.com/movezen-owner-funds-income-expense-calculator/

https://movezen360.com/rental-vacancy-cost-calculator/

https://movezen360.com/investment-rental-property-financial-analysis-projection/

 

Moderate


Skills:  The thing to keep in mind with this is even if you see a formal method of creating and using skills, it is not all that formal and you can easily replicate similar functions with basic text that's the power of LLM's.

Building Skills

Advanced Prompting

Claude Code and MCP Overview

Advanced
 
Up to now I cautioned that LLM's were a waste of time for most people.  Now I think it's a major mistake not to aggressively implement them in your workflow. 

I would say the same (too raw waste of time) for Agents and MCP now.  However, that will probably no longer be the case at the end of 2026.  So things change insanely fast on this front.
 
 
 
 
 
Training and fine tuning : In a couple years we'll all have local models on our machines and they will be highly trained on our data and info but more importantly they will maintain "persistence" a lot more, meaning it will have a much better understanding of you as an individual and will grow with you over time where old models are used to update their replacements so this info will be useful in time.
 
Claude Code from the Creator:  While this is highly technical, the concepts would work very well on a basic LLM on your local machine and if you just "do your best" to match what they are doing.  That's the power of LLM's is that it should do a lot of the guiding for you, or as they often allude to in these videos figure it out for you.
 
In this realm effort matters more than expertise.