I Built A Vault of Prompts That Won't Get You Fired
I Built A Vault of Prompts That Won’t Get You Fired
No pitch—just facts.
I took everything we did this week—the templates, the tests, the real-world patches—and wrapped it into a course.
If you’re like me, you want stuff that just works.
No jailbreaks, no weird outputs, no HR drama.
What’s Inside
The Templates
- Secure prompt frameworks
- Battle-tested structures
- Real-world examples
- Copy-paste ready
The Tests
- Validation methods
- Security checks
- Output verification
- Edge case scenarios
The Real-World Patches
- Actual fixes from production
- Security issues caught
- Problems solved
- Lessons learned
Everything that worked. Nothing theoretical.
Why I Built This
Because I was tired of:
- Prompts that break in production
- Outputs that leak sensitive data
- Examples that work in demos but fail in reality
- Templates that get you in trouble with compliance
I wanted prompts that:
- Work in production environments
- Don’t expose sensitive information
- Pass security reviews
- Won’t get you fired
So I documented everything I learned.
What You Get
Module 1: Secure Prompt Foundations
- What makes a prompt secure
- Common vulnerabilities
- How to validate outputs
- Security checklist
Module 2: Production-Ready Templates
- Customer support prompts
- Data analysis prompts
- Code review prompts
- Content creation prompts
Module 3: Testing & Validation
- How to test prompts before production
- Edge cases to always check
- Security validation process
- Output sanitization
Module 4: Real-World Fixes
- Actual security issues found
- How they were fixed
- Why they happened
- How to prevent them
Module 5: Advanced Patterns
- Chaining secure prompts
- Context management
- Data handling
- Compliance considerations
Who This Is For
You should take this if:
- You use AI at work
- You write prompts for your team
- You care about security
- You don’t want to get fired for a prompt gone wrong
You can skip this if:
- You’re fine with risky prompts
- You don’t care about production readiness
- You enjoy security incidents
- You have infinite time to figure this out yourself
The Format
Short and practical.
- 5 modules
- ~2 hours total
- Video + written materials
- Downloadable templates
- Copy-paste examples
No fluff. No theory-only content. Just what works.
What Makes This Different
Most prompt courses teach:
- Creative writing with AI
- How to get better outputs
- Clever prompt tricks
- Jailbreak techniques
This course teaches:
- How to not break production
- How to not leak data
- How to not fail security reviews
- How to not get fired
Different goals, different content.
The Pricing
Standard price: $97
First fifty sign-ups: $67
Why the discount:
Early adopters get a better deal. After fifty people, the price goes to standard.
Supply and demand.
What You’re Actually Buying
Not:
- Theory about prompt engineering
- Academic research on AI
- Philosophical discussions about AGI
Instead:
- Templates I use in production
- Tests I run before shipping
- Fixes I made to real security issues
- Patterns I’ve validated with actual usage
Real stuff that works.
The Guarantee
Simple:
If you take the course and don’t find at least three prompts you can use immediately, I’ll refund you.
No questions asked.
I’m confident this saves time.
If it doesn’t save you time, you shouldn’t pay for it.
Why $67 (Or $97)?
Honest answer:
I could charge more. Corporate training on secure AI usage costs $2,000+ per person.
But I’m not targeting corporations (yet).
I’m targeting:
- Individual developers
- Small team leads
- People who can’t expense $2K training
- Builders who want to ship securely
$67 is cheap enough to try. $97 is still cheaper than alternatives.
What This Saves You
Time:
- Hours of trial and error
- Days of security review fixes
- Weeks of learning what not to do
Money:
- Consultant fees for prompt security
- Costs of security incidents
- Lost productivity from broken prompts
Career risk:
- No data leaks
- No security failures
- No HR incidents
- No compliance violations
Is that worth $67?
You decide.
Who Am I?
Fair question.
Background:
- 25+ years in tech
- Security background
- Built production AI systems
- Made all these mistakes already
Why listen to me:
I’m not an AI researcher. I’m not a prompt engineering guru.
I’m someone who ships AI products and learned what breaks.
This course is my documented lessons.
The FAQ Nobody Asked But I’ll Answer Anyway
Q: Is this for beginners? A: If you’ve used ChatGPT/Claude at work, you’ll be fine.
Q: Do I need technical background? A: Helps, but not required. If you write prompts, you can use this.
Q: Will this teach me to code? A: No. This teaches secure prompting, not programming.
Q: Is this compliance training? A: No. But it’ll help you avoid common compliance issues.
Q: Do you update the content? A: Yes. As I find new patterns/issues, I add them.
Q: Can I share with my team? A: One license per person. Team licenses available on request.
The Timeline
Today: Launch Next 48 hours: $67 pricing (first 50) After that: $97 standard pricing
No artificial scarcity. Just early-bird discount.
How This Works
- Sign up (payment via Stripe)
- Get instant access (course materials in your inbox)
- Download templates (everything is yours to keep)
- Use them immediately (copy-paste ready)
Time from purchase to first secure prompt: Under 10 minutes.
What You’ll Be Able To Do
After this course:
- Write prompts that won’t leak data
- Test prompts before production
- Catch security issues early
- Build prompt templates for your team
- Validate AI outputs properly
- Handle edge cases correctly
- Pass security reviews faster
Practical skills. Immediately applicable.
The Bottom Line
This is not a get-rich-quick scheme. This is not a magic bullet.
This is:
- Documented lessons
- Working templates
- Real-world examples
- Practical patterns
If you want prompts that won’t get you fired:
This is for you.
If you want something else:
This isn’t it.
The Link
Course link: Secure Prompt Vault - First 50 Get $30 Off
First fifty: $67 After that: $97
Hope it helps.
P.S. - I’m not a marketer. I’m a builder who documented what works.
If this helps you ship securely, great.
If not, that’s fine too.
Either way, stop using prompts that could get you fired.
It’s 2025. Secure prompting is table stakes now.
One More Thing
What convinced me to package this:
Last week, someone asked me: “Where do I learn to prompt securely?”
I sent them a dozen articles, three blog posts, and some Twitter threads.
They came back: “This is scattered. Isn’t there just a course?”
There wasn’t.
So I made one.
That’s it.
Link’s above if you want it.