AI Prompt Engineering Toolkit Challenge

Build library of optimized prompts for common business and government tasks

Build Statement

Organizations across Africa have access to AI tools but waste their potential through poor prompt engineering, getting mediocre results that fail to justify AI adoption. Government agencies generate generic reports, businesses receive unhelpful customer service responses, and professionals struggle to get useful outputs from AI assistants. Without prompt engineering expertise, expensive AI subscriptions deliver minimal value. Developers must create comprehensive prompt libraries optimized for business and government tasks, with templates, documentation, and customization guides that enable non-technical users to achieve professional AI outputs across common use cases.

Full Description

The AI Prompt Engineering Toolkit Challenge calls for developers to create comprehensive libraries of carefully crafted, tested, and optimized prompts that help businesses and government agencies leverage AI effectively. This challenge recognizes that many organizations have access to AI but lack the expertise to use it effectively.

Participants will develop curated collections of prompts covering common business and government use cases including report writing, data analysis, customer service, policy drafting, meeting summarization, and decision support. Each prompt should be optimized for different model sizes, include clear documentation, provide customization guidelines, and demonstrate measurable improvements over naive approaches.

Successful solutions will categorize prompts by industry and use case, provide templates with variable placeholders, include prompt chaining for complex tasks, and offer guidance on prompt optimization. The toolkit should include examples of successful outputs, common pitfalls to avoid, and adaptation instructions for specific contexts.

We particularly value solutions that address uniquely African business and government contexts, support multiple languages, include prompts for low-resource models, and provide educational content about prompt engineering principles. The toolkit should democratize AI usage, helping organizations without technical expertise achieve professional results from AI systems.

Submission Requirements

• Submit up to 5 supporting links (documents, demos, repositories)

• Additional text content and explanations are supported

• Ensure all materials are accessible and properly formatted

• Review your submission before final submission

Online Submission

Submit your solution online

Deadline
November 30, 2025 at 12:00 AM
Prize Pool
$500 USD + Internship
Cash Prize
$500
Organizer
Build54
Evaluation Criteria
Prompt Effectiveness 20%
Quality of outputs generated by prompts
Coverage 18%
Breadth of business and government use cases
Documentation Quality 16%
Clarity of instructions and examples
Optimization Evidence 14%
Demonstrated improvements over basic prompts
Customization Support 12%
Ease of adapting prompts to specific needs
Multi-model Support 10%
Compatibility with different AI models and sizes
African Context 10%
Relevance to African business and government needs