Prompt Engineering - Mentor wanted

I am a 20 year IT PM. I also have a lot of Enterprise Architect experience…business processes, flow charts, requirements, etc…I understand the software design cycle but I am NOT a coder.
I have started learning about Prompt Engineering…and there is a lot of stuff out there. I have studied the fundamentals of AI and have a good understanding.
I am looking for someone, or someplace, who can guide me and give me a direction so that I can spend my time efficiently. Anyone?

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Maybe these two threads will answer your question: Thread 1, Thread 2.

Thank you for your response. These threads did provide an lot of good info and I will need to re-consume the info.

But I have another question. Lets say that I want to use AI to impose two pictures together…example, I have a picture of me and a separate picture of a dog (pet is now deceased…). What is the best method and best AI app to use for this?
Thank you

I don’t know about this.

Thank you.
Let me ask you one more question.
Lets say that I have a series of questions that keeps getting asked to me many times… And the answers to these questions are the same. Is there an AI app that will let me enter and store the question and the answer so it can be quickly recalled later? I would ideally like to cut and paste 5 or 6 stored questions and have the app respond.
Thank you

I don’t know about the app but in this short course (approx. 1 hour), ChatGPT Prompt Engineering for Developers, you will learn to build a custom chatbot.

Hi @KLLeCOQ this is a great ask. I think it will be possible this way, you have your own data maybe a database which you want to query in an interactive way levaraging the power or openai. You would like to reduce computational time or avoiding the use of chaining agents to get your response. You might consider the use of caching. If the embedded questions have the same vector or pass a test of a certain threshold they maybe considered the same questions and return the previous response rather than making another API request. I don’t know if it answers your question.