Free resource from RunPR · Version 1.0.0 · 2026-11-09

A 45-minute coverage review workshop

Prepare one approved AI tool, this offline kit and the two public source links. Test the prompt once beforehand. Keep the annotated example ready if the AI tool or network is unavailable. This guide makes no claim that an event is scheduled or endorsed by a community.

1. 0–3 min: Open the kit. Explain that it works with an approved AI tool, without a RunPR account. Show the three outputs.
2. 3–6 min: Show the worked example’s source links and excerpt labels. Explicitly call the message goals demonstration goals, not NASA’s actual campaign brief.
3. 6–11 min: Copy the prompt into a fresh AI conversation. Supply the example input pack from this download. Let the model ask for inputs and produce provisional findings. If browsing fails, use the included excerpts; never imply that it read the full article.
4. 11–16 min: Open A3 and R1/R2 side by side. Show why a missing qualifier is a message gap, not automatically an error. Ask the room what they would do with the unsupported cost claim.
5. 16–20 min: Accept, amend or dismiss findings in the conversation. Generate the clean summary. Compare it with the annotated example; explain that AI wording and classifications may vary.
6. 20–35 min: Participants try one public article with their own objective and up to three messages. Do not put confidential material on a shared screen. Offer the worked example to anyone without an article.
7. 35–45 min: Discuss what was useful, what needed correction, and one next action. Give the hub owner the ZIP and the public resource link. Do not require product signup.