At AI Supercharge, we try to share some of our prompts with learners to help them on their AI and Prompt Engineering journey. Here is one that was really useful to me over the last few months.
The Problem: Missing Kickoff
I am a soccer / football tragic. I did not want to miss any of the key games, so I wanted to make sure all the interesting or pivotal matches were sitting in my calendar. Rather than manually checking times and adding each one, I thought I'd build a simple, shareable mini-website to do it for me.
These mini-websites are called a "Canvas" in Gemini and ChatGPT, or an "Artifact" in Claude.
The Prompt
Here is exactly what I asked for:
"I love football and don't want to miss a single game of the FIFA World Cup 2026. Can you please create a public-facing website with the 2026 FIFA World Cup Draw in New Zealand Time (NZT)? It should also include a link/URL to add each of the games (should I choose to do so) to my Google and Outlook Calendar."
Why It Worked: The Five S's
1. Set the Scene — I love football, and this is about making sure I can see all the games.
2. Be Specific — Clarity on the exact event I was talking about.
3. Simplify Your Language — Self-evident, no jargon.
4. Structure the Output — A public website, with links.
5. Share Feedback — I did that, though it got it right first time.
The Result
Check out the finished site here: World Cup 2026 NZT Schedule
It wasn't just useful for me. I shared it with family and friends, and it was just as easy for them. Every key game landed in my calendar, and I didn't miss a single one. Easy peasy.
Do you have something similar in your world? The Rugby World Cup next year, or your band's tour dates? The same five steps will get you there.
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