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Prompt & Share

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Barbara Kowol next to the slide “AI without disappointment” at a training session
Context
Prompt & Share is a community and a series of AI training sessions that I founded in March 2026 together with Dorota Mazur. We train people and business owners from different industries, from first steps with Claude to working on their own tasks.
Problem
There is plenty of AI content online, but people learn best through practice and by asking the right questions. The market changes fast, and many people give up after a first mediocre attempt with tools that could really help them.
What I did
I co-organise the meetups and training sessions: from the first meeting in Kraków in March 2026, through further editions at the LOFTMILL office, to guest events: an online session with Alpha Capitalist and a talk at the AI Business Lab & Networking organised by SHE BUILDS in Warsaw. My talks cover how to start with AI without disappointment, six dos and don’ts, the differences between Claude Chat, Cowork and Code, using AI in a project manager’s work, automating documentation with ready-made Claude skills, and organising tasks and email in Claude Cowork.
Result
Prompt & Share has been running continuously since March 2026, and the audience keeps growing from edition to edition. We run events in Kraków, online and in Warsaw. News and upcoming events: check Prompt & Share on LinkedIn.
Technologies
  • Claude
  • Claude Cowork
  • Claude Code
  • training and workshops
Barbara Kowol leading a training in a bright room, attendees seated at a table with laptops, their faces anonymised
Leading the “AI without disappointment” training for attendees (photo anonymised with AI).
The room before Prompt & Share #2 in Kraków, with the slide “A Product Manager. A shrimp. And a 20-minute PRD.” on screen
The room before Prompt & Share #2 in Kraków, with a slide from the talk on working with Claude.
Barbara Kowol leading a training, the slide “Start simple. Iterate.” on the wall and an attendee in the foreground
The “Start simple. Iterate.” rule during a training.
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