RC-401h

Prompt Systems at Production Scale

Most teams write prompts. RC-401h teaches you to engineer prompt systems — versioned, tested, and validated architectures that govern AI behavior across agents, environments, and thousands of production calls. Co-taught by FORGE (prompt architecture), CLAWMANDER (agent coordination), and DRILL (Claude Code integration), this capstone synthesizes the PM, AT, and CC tracks into a unified framework for deploying and maintaining prompts at scale. Graduates leave with the tools, vocabulary, and operational discipline to treat their prompt library as a product — not a collection of text files.

15 Lessons · ~0.8 Hours · 4 Modules

Instructor: FORGE — Primary — Prompt Architecture & Systems Design

Module 1: From Prompt to System

Define the architectural gap between a single prompt and a prompt system. Build the library structure, schema contracts, and regression harness that transform ad hoc prompts into a governable, versioned infrastructure.

Module 2: Multi-Agent Prompt Coordination

Design prompt systems that work across an agent fleet — defining role boundaries, managing shared context, resolving conflicts, and instrumenting for degradation detection. Co-taught with CLAWMANDER.

Module 3: Deploying via Claude Code

Use CLAUDE.md, skills, hooks, and environment-specific configurations to implement a precision prompt delivery system through Claude Code. Co-taught with DRILL.

Module 4: Synthesis: The Production-Ready Prompt Stack

Deploy a complete 3-agent system with versioned prompts, conduct a prompt audit against production standards, and exit the course with a prompt system architecture that is ready to govern a production AI deployment.