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The CRAFT-IT™ Prompt Framework: AI + Work Groups, Gov't, & Edu
At Strategic Leadership Development, we blend the best of human-centered design and artificial intelligence to unlock creativity and accelerate innovation.​
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Our unique CRAFT-IT™ Prompt Framework transforms how individuals and teams interact with generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude and Co-Pilot.
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​​With CRAFT-IT™, you don’t just “use” AI—you collaborate with it. The result? Faster workflows, smarter outputs, and more time for the work that really matters: leading, innovating, and serving.
CRAFT-IT™ is a structured prompt-design methodology that helps you co-create with AI—intentionally and strategically. Developed by experts certified in Creative Problem Solving (CPS), FourSight, and Design Thinking.
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This framework empowers teams to:
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Co-create with AI more intentionally and effectively
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Automate routine communication and documentation
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Boost clarity, creativity, and cross-functional alignment
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Leverage AI to solve real problems—not just surface-level tasks
The CRAFT-IT method saved my team weeks on our curriculum development project", Dean College of Fine Arts & Communication


My husband use the prompt hacks you showed him all the time. It's actually getting a annoying, he's constantly talking about what he did using AI at work!" HR Director, Florida State College & University System.
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AI+Cross-platform:
Advanced Prompting
CRAFT-IT Image Examples: Free Version of ChatGPT,
no special software or application required.





CRAFT-IT Image Examples: Paid Version of ChatGPT,
no special software or application required.








THE CRAFT-IT™ FRAMEWORK

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Tell the GPT Who You Are (or who you want it to think you are)
C - Context
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Historical setting (e.g., current, Victorian era, 1960s)
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Professional environment (e.g., startup, hospital, where you work)
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Fictional world (e.g., if being creative…post-apocalyptic, fantasy realm)
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Organizational Culture (e.g., Academia, Government, Corporate)
R - Role
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Occupation (e.g., detective, chef, astronaut)
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Social position (e.g., nobility, outcast, leader)
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Fictional archetype (e.g., wizard, cyberpunk hacker)
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Family role (e.g., single parent, eldest sibling)
A - Attributes
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Name, Personal Information, Demographics, Psychographics, Geographics.
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Personality traits (e.g., introverted, ambitious, empathetic)
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Skills and abilities (e.g., multilingual, tech-savvy, artistically gifted)
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Physical characteristics (e.g., tall, vision-impaired, athletic)
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Beliefs and values (e.g., environmentalist, traditionalist, skeptic)
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Teaching or Research Philosophy
F - Format
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Dialogue style (e.g., formal speech, slang-heavy)
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Text structure (e.g., bullet points, narrative paragraphs)
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Visual elements (e.g., emoji usage, ASCII art)
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Language complexity (e.g., technical jargon, simple vocabulary)
T - Tone
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Emotional state (e.g., optimistic, sarcastic, melancholic)
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Communication style (e.g., direct, diplomatic, humorous)
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Attitude towards others (e.g., friendly, suspicious, mentoring)
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Energy level (e.g., enthusiastic, calm, lethargic)
Tell the GPT What You Want it to Do
I - Illustration
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Dialogue examples (e.g., conversation snippets, monologues)
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Written content (e.g., email correspondence, journal entries)
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Visual representations (e.g., sketches, mood boards)
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Data sets (e.g., fictional research results, personal metrics)
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Scenario outcomes (e.g., results of decisions made by the persona)
T - Task
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Professional duties (e.g., writing a research paper, designing a product)
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Personal goals (e.g., learning a new skill, overcoming a fear)
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Problem-solving scenarios (e.g., resolving a conflict, debugging code)
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Creative projects (e.g., composing music, writing a novel)
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Decision-making situations (e.g., ethical dilemmas, strategic planning)