Academl blog: prompt engineering, AI model news and practical guides
The Academl blog has 6 articles on practical work with AI: prompt engineering and model news. Each topic below links an Academl course where you practice it with graded assignments. Beginners should start with “Prompt Engineering from Scratch: 4-Week Plan”. More articles are available in Russian.
Prompt engineering · 2
How to brief a model: prompt structure, few-shot, long documents, agents and prompt injection defense.
Prompt Engineering for Code: What the Official Anthropic, OpenAI and Google Docs Recommend
Prompt engineering for code per the official Anthropic, OpenAI and Google docs: pass/fail checks, CLAUDE.md, Claude function calling and pip install anthropic.
Prompt engineering from scratch: a 4-week plan for Claude Opus 5.5, ChatGPT and Gemini
Prompt engineering from scratch in 4 weeks: prompt structure, few-shot, long documents, agents and prompt injection defense, with exercises and tables.
Tool reviews and model news · 4
What a tool does and what changed with a new model release.
Blog and learning FAQ
Where do I start learning AI from zero?
With briefing the model. “Prompt Engineering from Scratch: 4-Week Plan” gives a 4-week plan with exercises, and the Prompt Engineering from Scratch course covers the same with practice and graded assignments.
Which Claude model should I use through the API?
Start with “Claude Opus 5.5: API pricing, free trial options and what changed from Opus 5”: prices per million tokens, what changed in the API and what it means for your work. The model comparison page scores models by criterion.
Where can I learn for free?
Blog articles, the prompt library, workflows and the tools catalog are open with no sign-up. Sign up with email or Google for 7 days of full access to every course with no card; the first two lessons of every course are always free.
Are there more articles in other languages?
Yes, 9 articles are in Russian, including ChatGPT vs Claude, Cursor vs Claude Code and n8n for business. Switch the language in the site header.
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