About · the publisher ED. 2026.1

Who makes
these kits

I am Zander Krause. I run several media businesses almost entirely on AI systems: the writing, the production, the operations. Not as an experiment; it is how the work actually gets done, every day, at a scale I could not reach by hand. For most of the past year that has been the job itself: long days spent learning what these models actually do under real deadlines, on my own businesses, with my own money on the line.

Doing that taught me something dull and useful: the model is rarely the problem. The problem is that most people describe what they want the way you would describe it to a colleague who already knows the context. The model has none. Get the context in, and the same tool that produced something generic produces something you can send.

That is all a kit is. Someone sat down with one job, worked out what the model needs to be told, found the ways it goes wrong, and wrote down the fix.

01 — What I am not claiming

I am not a teacher. I am not a real estate agent, or a salon owner, or a nurse. If a kit ever tells you how to do your job, I have overstepped. You know your job better than I ever will.

What these kits know is the other half: how to get a specific, useful answer out of a language model on the first or second try instead of the fifth. Each one is researched against how the work is actually described by the people who do it, then worked against a live model until it stops producing slop. Where a profession has rules, like student privacy, fair-housing language, or employment law, the kit names them and stays on the right side of the line.

02 — How the business works

One-time purchase. No subscription, no account to cancel. Kits come in sizes: single-task kits for a few dollars, and bigger collections that cover a whole profession. Buy the small one first; the bigger shelf will still be there if the first kit earns its keep. You get a designed PDF you can print and a plain text file so the prompts copy cleanly. When the models change and a kit needs updating, the update is free to everyone who already bought it.

Prices are stated flat. No countdown timers, no expiring discounts, no crossed-out anchor prices. The price is the price tomorrow too.

Every kit carries a 30-day refund, no explanation needed. A real person reads support@aipromptkits.com.

AI Prompt Kits is published by Krause Digital LLC