Give the AI a map of who you are, and its answers stop being generic
Every time you open a new AI chat, it starts knowing nothing about you. Without that background it gives generic answers that sound confident but rarely fit your situation. In this lesson you start building a personal context file, a plain text document that tells any AI who you are, how you work, and what kind of help you actually want. This is the first step in building your own toolkit of files that work with any AI you use, now or later.
Prompt engineering, which you practised in Season 2, is about choosing the right words for a single chat. Context engineering is bigger. It is the work of organising files and instructions so the AI starts every exchange with a map of who you are and how to help you, rather than guessing. The folder of files you build to do this is called a harness, and today you create its entry point, a file called README.md.
Keep everything anonymous. Do not share your real name, your school, or your location with the AI. Your interests, subjects, and preferences are all fine to share.