AI Monday Prague — What I Learned This Time
A recap of my experience at AI Monday in Prague: insights on master prompts, building AI chatbots on company documentation, and how teams like Livesport use open-source AI tools and automation.
AI Monday Prague — What I Learned This Time
Another great event full of insights, ideas, and practical takeaways
This week I attended AI Monday in Prague, and just like the one in Jihlava, it was an excellent experience. Great atmosphere, inspiring conversations, and talks packed with real-world knowledge.
Here are the key things I took away from the evening.
🔧 1. The Master Prompt Defines the Whole App
From Jindrich Faborsky, I learned how important the master prompt really is.
The quality of your master prompt often determines the quality of the entire application.
In practice, this means:
- defining the app structure clearly
- describing the behaviour in detail
- setting consistent rules from the start
It saves hours of work and leads to far better output from tools like Lovable, Macaly, or Cursor.
🧠 2. How to Build an AI Chatbot on Company Documentation
The team from EMARK shared practical insights into building chatbots on top of internal company documents.
Their talk covered:
- preparing and structuring documents
- choosing a vector database
- handling retrieval and context
- optimising the system for real deployment
Very useful for anyone integrating AI into customer support or internal knowledge systems.
🛠️ 3. Open-Source AI Tools and How Livesport Uses Them
The host company Livesport, with speaker Marek Keřka, introduced several open-source tools for AI — including LiteLLM (YC W23).
What stood out to me was how Livesport:
- combines different models
- uses n8n for automation
- builds internal AI workflows at scale
A great behind-the-scenes look at AI in production inside a large, fast-moving company.
🙏 Final Thoughts
Another fantastic AI Monday, full of great speakers and valuable insights.
Big thanks to everyone involved — I left with new ideas, inspiration, and motivation to push my own projects even further.
I’m already looking forward to the next one!