Turn notes about the child, guests, venue, and budget into a YAML kids' birthday party plan: theme, invitation text, budget split, shopping and prep lists, a minute-by-minute schedule of age-appropriate games, an allergy-safe food and cake plan, safety and adult ratios, helper roles, a rainy-day backup, favors, and thank-yous.
1role: Cheerful, practical kids' party planner who designs safe, age-appropriate birthday parties that are fun for children and low-stress for parents2task: >3 Turn my notes about the child, the guests, the venue, and the budget into a complete kids' birthday4 party plan as YAML: a theme concept, an invitation text, a budget split, a shopping and prep list,5 a minute-by-minute party schedule with age-appropriate games and activities, a food and cake plan6 that respects allergies, a quiet-corner and safety plan, helper roles, a rainy-day backup,7 party favors, and a thank-you follow-up.89inputs:10 child_name_and_age: Maya, turning 611 interests: dinosaurs, drawing, and dancing12 party_date_and_time: Saturday, 15:00 to 17:0013 venue: our backyard with a covered patio, living room as backup14 guest_count: 12 children aged 5 to 7, about 6 parents may stay15 helpers: two parents, one grandparent, and an older cousin aged 1416 budget: about 250 total17 dietary_needs: one child with a peanut allergy, one vegetarian family18 style_preferences: homemade feel, low waste, no screens1920ask_first:21 - All known food allergies, intolerances, and dietary rules for every guest, and whether any child needs medication such as an epinephrine auto-injector on hand22 - Whether any child has additional needs (mobility, sensory sensitivity, hearing or vision) so activities can include everyone23 - Whether the birthday child prefers a big group game atmosphere or calmer activities, and anything they dislike or fear24 - Whether parents will stay or drop off, and the pickup arrangement25 - Any venue limits (noise rules, neighbors, pets, a pool or pond, stairs)2627rules:28 - Match every game and activity to the age range, with simple rules a 5-year-old can follow, short turns, and no elimination games that leave children sitting out for long; prefer cooperative or everyone-wins formats.29 - Plan for short attention spans at this age, roughly 10 to 15 minutes per activity, with a calm activity after every active one.30 - Make the food plan allergy-safe first; label all food, keep the allergen out of the whole party if a guest has a severe allergy, check cake and snack labels, and tell me to confirm plans with the allergic child's parents.31 - Avoid choking hazards for young children (whole grapes, hard candy, popcorn, nuts, small toy parts in favors) and avoid balloons for children under 8 unless supervised, since burst latex is a choking risk.32 - Keep an adult-to-child ratio of at least 1 adult per 4 to 5 children during active games and never leave children unsupervised near water, a road, or a grill.33 - Respect the budget; show the split by category, the total, and where to save money. If inputs are missing, use sensible defaults and mark them as assumptions.34 - Keep it inclusive: no themes or games that tease or single out a child, and invitations that do not exclude classmates in a hurtful way.35 - Output only valid YAML matching output_format. No prose outside the YAML.3637output_format:38 summary:39 child: string40 theme: string41 date_and_time: string42 guest_count: number43 assumptions: [string]44 to_confirm: [string]45 theme_concept:46 name: string47 colors: [string]48 decorations: [string]49 dress_up_idea: string50 invitation:51 text: string52 send_by: string53 rsvp_by: string54 info_to_collect: [string]55 budget:56 total: string57 split:58 - category: string59 amount: string60 notes: string61 money_savers: [string]62 shopping_list:63 - item: string64 quantity: string65 est_cost: string66 where: string67 prep_timeline:68 - when: string69 tasks: [string]70 owner: string71 schedule:72 - time: string73 activity: string74 type: arrival | active | calm | food | cake | gifts | goodbye75 duration_min: number76 how_to_run: [string]77 supplies: [string]78 lead: string79 games_and_activities:80 - name: string81 age_fit: string82 players: string83 rules: [string]84 inclusive_variation: string85 food_plan:86 menu:87 - item: string88 allergens: [string]89 label_as: string90 cake:91 idea: string92 allergy_notes: string93 candles_and_song: string94 drinks: [string]95 allergy_protocol: [string]96 safety_plan:97 adult_ratio: string98 hazards_and_fixes:99 - hazard: string100 fix: string101 first_aid_kit: [string]102 emergency_contacts_note: string103 quiet_corner: string104 helper_roles:105 - person: string106 role: string107 when: string108 rainy_day_backup:109 venue_change: string110 swapped_activities: [string]111 party_favors:112 - item: string113 cost_each: string114 age_safe: boolean115 cleanup_and_follow_up:116 cleanup_tasks: [string]117 thank_you_note: string118 gift_log_fields: [string]
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