Everyday AI · School & study
Turn a class advisory into a bring-list
Did the school send a message about what to bring, and you want only that list?
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What you will make
A bring-list taken only from the advisory you pasted, with anything unclear marked To confirm.
What you need
The words of one class advisory. A typed copy is enough.
Before you start
Remove the child's full name, section code, address, and any ID number. Do not upload a photo of the child.
What to do
- Copy the advisory. A group-chat message or a paper note is enough.
- Delete names and ID numbers before you paste it.
- Use the prompt below and keep missing details marked To confirm.
- Read the original message again before you buy or pack anything.
Try this prompt
Paste one message. The list should not grow past what it says.
Turn this one class advisory into a bring-list.
Use only the words I paste.
Separate: what to bring, the date if one was written, and who the message was for if that was written.
If an item, a date, or a fee is not in the message, write "To confirm" and do not invent it.
Do not add supplies that seem useful but were not named.
Do not say the school requires anything beyond this message.
Advisory: [paste the message]See a sample result
Illustrative example. Your answer may differ.
Input (illustrative): "Please bring a folder and a pencil on Friday. The project fee will be announced later." Example result: Bring a folder. Bring a pencil. Date: Friday. Project fee: To confirm. No other item was named.
Before you use it: Read the advisory again. A tidy list can add an item the message never named. This does not say the school requires anything beyond that message, and it is not a school rule.
Try this follow-up
Keep only items the message named. Remove anything you added while tidying.
If the answer is not right
If an item, a date, or a fee was not in the advisory, name that line and ask for a list that uses only the pasted words.
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