For people who manage learning, not just design it
AI playbooks for instructional design project managers
Promptvyn is built for the job that doesn't have a job title yet — the person running a training or course-build project like a PM while still making real instructional design calls. Prompts, playbooks, and tools built by someone who's spent 15 years doing the instructional design side and 4 years teaching the PMP side.
Prompt Library
Tested prompts for the work that falls between instructional design and project management — charters, RAID logs, learning objectives, status updates, and more.
Explore →Playbooks
Longer guides on running training and course-build projects with actual data behind the decisions, not just gut feel.
Explore →Tools
Small, free interactive tools that turn a rough project scope into a working charter and timeline in minutes.
Explore →Popular prompts to start with
See all prompts →Training Project Charter Draft
Turn a one-paragraph training request into a one-page charter you can actually take to a sponsor.
RAID Log for a Curriculum Rollout
Generate a starter RAID log built for training projects, not a generic software-project template.
Learning Objectives from a Stakeholder Brief
Convert a vague stakeholder request or SME interview into measurable, Bloom's-aligned objectives.
Why a data scientist is writing about instructional design
Most training projects are still run on spreadsheets and instinct. I've spent 15 years building instructional design programs, 4 years teaching PMP to project managers, and now work as a data scientist trying to make both fields more measurable and more automated. Promptvyn is where that work becomes prompts and tools other people can actually use.
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