University Elective – ChatGPT- Semester 4 – MOOC CCA-02

Submitted by- Aarush Lohani

Course- SY Btech- Electrical and Computer Engineerings

PRN- 1032232586

Q.1 Design and test a ReAct-style prompt to solve a multi-step problem.

Ans-
ReAct (Reasoning + Acting) is a method used to solve complex tasks by combining reasoning
and actions. In a typical ReAct-style prompt, the model alternates between reasoning and
performing tasks or actions to reach a solution.
Here’s an example given below-
Prompt 1-
Organize a birthday party for a friend.
Response-

Sure! Here’s a simple and fun plan to organize a birthday party for your friend:

🎉 BIRTHDAY PARTY PLAN

1. 🎯 Theme & Vibe

● Theme: Chill rooftop hangout / Movie night / Retro vibes / Outdoor picnic (pick one!)
● Dress Code: Casual or themed (e.g., retro, black & white, or favorite color)

2. 📝 Guest List

● Close friends, favorite classmates, teammates, mutuals.

● Create a WhatsApp group or send digital invites (Canva, Paperless Post, or even a fun
meme invite!).

3. 🏠 Venue

● Options:
o Home or rooftop (DIY)
o Café party hall
 o Garden or park (for picnic style)
o Rented Airbnb for a chill evening

4. 🍕 Food & Drinks

● Snacks: Chips, nachos, popcorn, pizza rolls

● Main: Pizza, burgers, wraps or a DIY taco station
● Drinks: Mocktails, sodas, lemonade
● Cake: Order their favorite flavor (add a fun inside joke or custom topper)

5. 🎶 Entertainment

● Playlist: Make a Spotify playlist of your friend’s favorite songs

● Games: Truth or Dare, Dumb Charades, UNO, Beer Pong (if legal 😅), Kahoot Quiz
about your friend
● Activities: Memory Wall (pics of you all), Polaroid corner, short speech or toast

6. 🎁 Gifts & Surprises

● Everyone chips in for one big thoughtful gift

● A personalized video message from all friends
● Maybe a prank or surprise entrance?

7. 🧹 Post-Party

● Clean-up squad (bribe them with leftover cake)

● Share pics/videos in the group the next day

Prompt 2-

Find a venue for 50 people

Response-
Remarks-Provided different accommodations nearby my specific location

Prompt 3-
Create me a menu of good indian cuisine of food for the party
Response-

Absolutely! Here's a well-rounded Indian cuisine party menu that balances flavor, variety,
and convenience—perfect for a crowd of 50 guests. You can adjust based on
vegetarian/non-vegetarian preferences.

Indian Party Menu (for 50 people)

🧀 Starters / Appetizers

(Serve passed around or buffet style)

● Paneer Tikka (veg) – marinated grilled paneer cubes

● Veg Hara Bhara Kabab (veg) – spinach and green peas patties
● Chicken Malai Tikka – creamy, tender chicken bites
 ● Mini Samosas / Cocktail Samosas – with tamarind and mint chutneys
● Corn & Cheese Balls (veg) – kid favorite and crowd pleaser

🍛 Main Course

Veg Options:

● Paneer Butter Masala

● Veg Kolhapuri or Mix Veg Curry
● Dal Tadka or Dal Makhani
● Jeera Rice / Veg Pulao
● Tandoori Roti / Butter Naan / Kulcha

Non-Veg Options (Optional):

● Chicken Biryani (or served in clay pots for style)

● Chicken Curry / Butter Chicken
● Egg Masala Curry

🥗 Accompaniments

● Fresh Cucumber & Onion Salad with lemon

● Papad (roasted or fried)
● Pickles & Mint Chutney
● Raita – Boondi or Cucumber

🍰 Desserts

● Gulab Jamun – warm, sweet, soft

● Rasmalai or Kesar Phirni
● Ice Cream – Vanilla & Mango (scoop counter or cups)

🧃 Drinks

● Fresh Lime Soda (sweet/salted)

● Masala Chaas or Lassi
● Soft drinks – Coke, Sprite, Thums Up
● Welcome drink – Fruit punch or Jaljeera

Prompt 4-
Send out invitations to everyone mentioning all the necessary details

Response-
Here’s a fun and elegant invitation message you can send out via WhatsApp, email, or a
digital card. I’ve included all key details, and you can tweak them as needed.
🎉 You're Invited!
🎉 To a fun-filled celebration for our amazing friend’s birthday! 🥳✨
📅 Date: Saturday, April 13, 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM onwards
📍 Venue: Hotel Deccan Park, F.C. Road, Pune (Hall B – 2nd Floor, Near Main Entrance)
👗 Dress Code: Smart Casuals / Touch of Retro (optional but fun!)
🍽 What to Expect:
Delicious Indian cuisine 🫓
Live music & games 🎶
Laughs, good vibes, and a few surprises 😉
And of course... 🍰 CAKE!
Please RSVP by April 10 📞 Call/Text: [Your Name & Number] Let us know if you’re bringing a
plus one!
Let’s make it a night to remember 🕺 Can’t wait to celebrate together! 🎈

Remark- This is an invitation image created by chatgpt from its new update
Prompt 5-
Buy supplies and party favors.
Response-

Here’s a complete shopping list for decorations and party favors to make the birthday bash
festive and memorable for 50 guests:
🎈 DECORATIONS

🎉 Theme: Vibrant + Fun (based on the digital invite vibes)

🎊 Basic Decor

● ✅ 50 Balloons (mix of metallic & matte – blue, white, gold)

● ✅ Balloon pump (manual or electric)
● ✅ Fairy lights / LED strips (2–3 sets)
● ✅ Streamers & paper fans
● ✅ "Happy Birthday" banner (customized if possible)
● ✅ Pennant flags or bunting (colorful)
● ✅ Confetti & table scatter
● ✅ 6–8 Centerpieces (flowers, candles, or LED jars)
● ✅ Welcome board / chalkboard stand
● ✅ Photo booth backdrop + props (moustaches, hats, quote signs)

🎁 PARTY FAVORS

🎁 For Guests (Unisex, Budget-friendly)

● ✅ Return gift bags (50)

● ✅ Assorted chocolates/candy packs
● ✅ Keychains / mini-scented candles / cute pens
● ✅ Thank-you tags or stickers
● ✅ Bubble tubes / poppers for fun

Optional: Personalized tags with guest names or a thank-you message.

🛒 Where to Buy

Offline:

● Local party store (Pune: Archies, Party Hunterz, or Big Bazaar)

● Stationery/decoration shops in Tulshibaug or Laxmi Road

Online:

● Amazon / Flipkart (combo packs of decor + favors)

● Party supplies: Propshop24, PartyOne, BigSmall

Prompt 6-
Organize games and activities to keep guests entertained.
Response-

Absolutely! Here’s a list of fun and interactive games & activities perfect for a birthday
party with ~50 guests. These are light, engaging, and easy to set up—great for all ages and
personalities:

🎮 GROUP GAMES (Icebreakers & Laughs)

1. Pass the Parcel (with Dares)

● Classic circle game with music.

● Add dares or “fun tasks” between each layer (e.g., “Do 5 jumping jacks,” “Sing a
song”).

2. Bollywood Dumb Charades

● Split into 2–3 teams.

● Act out movie names with no words or sounds.

3. Heads Up / Who Am I?

● Use sticky notes or an app like “Heads Up.”

● One person guesses who they are (celebrity/character/item).

4. Balloon Pop Quiz

● Insert small papers inside balloons with fun tasks, trivia, or jokes.
● Guests pop a balloon and do what it says.

5. Musical Chairs – With a Twist

● Instead of just music, play a theme song and pause it unpredictably.

● Or ask a challenge before someone is “out.”

👯‍♂️TEAM ACTIVITIES

6. Treasure Hunt

● Hide clues around the venue.

● Split into 4–5 teams, have mini challenges at each clue spot.

7. Minute to Win It Games (Pick 2–3):

 ● Stack cups in 60 seconds
● Ping pong ball in cups
● Tissue pull (pull out a tissue box sheet by sheet)

8. Dance-Off / Lip Sync Battle

● Fun, low-pressure, optional.

● Great for energy after dinner.

📸 MEMORY MAKERS

9. Photo Booth Corner

● Set up props, hats, glasses, and a backdrop.

● Optional: Disposable cameras or Polaroid!

10. "Message for the Birthday Star" Wall

● Post-it notes + pens for guests to write wishes or funny memories.

Prompt 7-
Returning gifts to everyone

Nice! Return gifts are a sweet way to thank your guests and leave them with a memory of
the party. Here’s a list of thoughtful, budget-friendly, and fun return gift ideas for a guest list
of 50 people:

🎁 Return Gift Ideas (Mix & Match or Choose One)

🧁 1. Mini Goodie Bags (₹80–₹120/person)

● Assorted chocolates or candies 🍬

● A fun keychain / smiley stress ball
● Scented eraser or mini toy
● Thank-you tag or personalized sticker

2. Mini Scented Candles

● Comes in cute jars/tins

● Add a tag: “Thanks for lighting up the party!”

✍️3. Stationery Set

 ● Funky pen + notepad / sticky notes
● Works for both kids and adults
● Pair with a chocolate bar or candy stick

🪴 4. Mini Succulent Plants

● Eco-friendly and trendy 🌱

● Add a tag: “Thanks for helping this party grow!”
● Can be sourced locally in bulk

☕ 5. Custom Mugs

● Personalized with the birthday logo / name

● Slightly premium (~₹150–₹200) but memorable

Packaging

● Colorful paper bags or drawstring pouches

● Custom tags or stickers with the birthday person's name/date
● Match the color theme (e.g., navy/gold from your invite)

🔍 Where to Get Them

● Offline: Local gift shops, Archies, Tulshibaug, MG Road Pune

● Online:
o Amazon Return Gift Sets
o Propshop24
Q.2 Design and implement a set of recipe patterns for virtual assistant?
Ans-
Designing a set of recipe patterns for a virtual assistant involves structuring a prompt that
allows the assistant to handle a variety of recipe-related tasks, such as finding recipes,
generating a shopping list, providing cooking instructions, and adapting recipes for dietary
preferences or serving sizes. These patterns can be designed to handle common use cases
like meal planning, ingredient substitutions, and user preferences.
Prompt 1-
Can you help me find a recipe with chicken, tomatoes, and rice?
Response-

Certainly! Here are some flavorful recipes that combine chicken, tomatoes, and rice:

One Pot Tomato Chicken and Rice

This Italian-inspired dish features chicken and rice cooked together in a savory tomato-
based sauce, seasoned with oregano, basil, and parmesan cheese. It's a hearty meal perfect
for a quick weeknight dinner. The Yummy Delights
One-Pot Chicken and Tomato Rice
This South Indian-inspired recipe combines bone-in chicken thighs with basmati rice,
aromatic spices, and chopped tomatoes, all cooked in a single pot for a flavorful and
satisfying meal. The Spruce Eats

One-Pot Cheesy Chicken and Tomato Rice

A comforting dish where chicken, rice, and a tomato-based sauce are cooked together, then
topped with melted sharp cheddar cheese for a creamy finish. The Kitchn
One Pan Tomato Basil Chicken & Rice
This recipe features seared chicken thighs cooked with rice, garlic, onions, red peppers, sun-
dried tomatoes, and basil, all simmered in a flavorful tomato sauce. Cafe Delites

Chicken Akni (One Pot Chicken and Rice)

A fragrant South African dish where chicken is cooked with basmati rice, potatoes, and a
blend of spices, resulting in a flavorful one-pot meal.

Remark- All the images have been generated by chatgpt itself

Prompt 2-
How do I make Chicken and Rice Casserole?’
Response-

Here's a classic Chicken and Rice Casserole recipe—super comforting, easy to make, and all
baked in one dish:

🍗 Ingredients:

● 2 cups cooked chicken (shredded or chopped)

● 1 cup uncooked long grain white rice
● 1 can (10.5 oz) cream of mushroom soup (or cream of chicken)
● 1 can (10.5 oz) cream of celery soup (optional for extra flavor)
● 2 ½ cups chicken broth
● 1 cup diced tomatoes (fresh or canned)
● 1 cup shredded cheese (cheddar or your favorite, optional)
● 1 tsp garlic powder
 ● 1 tsp onion powder
● Salt and pepper to taste
● 1 tbsp olive oil or butter (optional, for richer flavor)

Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C).

2. Grease a 9x13" casserole dish with butter or cooking spray.
3. In the dish, mix together:
o Uncooked rice
o Soups (cream of mushroom/celery)
o Chicken broth
o Diced tomatoes
o Garlic & onion powder
o Salt and pepper
4. Stir in the cooked chicken.
5. Optional: Add ½ of the shredded cheese into the mix for a creamier center.
6. Cover tightly with foil and bake for 45–55 minutes, or until the rice is tender.
7. Uncover, sprinkle remaining cheese on top, and bake for another 5–10 minutes until
melted and bubbly.
8. Let rest for 5 minutes before serving.

🔁 Tips:

● Add veggies like peas, bell peppers, or broccoli for a complete one-dish meal.
● Swap white rice with brown rice—but increase liquid slightly and bake longer (~75
minutes).
● Use rotisserie chicken for a faster prep.

Prompt 3-
Can you make the Chicken and Rice Casserole gluten-free?
Response-

Absolutely! Making Chicken and Rice Casserole gluten-free is easy with just a few swaps:

🌾 Gluten-Free Chicken and Rice Casserole

🧾 Ingredients (Gluten-Free Version):

 ● 2 cups cooked chicken (shredded or chopped)
● 1 cup uncooked long grain white rice (naturally gluten-free)
● 1 can (10.5 oz) gluten-free cream of mushroom soup
(or use a homemade version — recipe below)
● 1 can (optional) gluten-free cream of celery soup
● 2½ cups gluten-free chicken broth
● 1 cup diced tomatoes (fresh or canned, check label if canned)
● 1 tsp garlic powder
● 1 tsp onion powder
● Salt and pepper to taste
● 1 cup shredded cheese (most cheeses are gluten-free — check the label)
● 1 tbsp olive oil or butter

🍳 Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C).

2. Grease a casserole dish (9x13") with butter or spray.
3. Mix in the dish: rice, soups, broth, tomatoes, spices.
4. Stir in the chicken and half the cheese.
5. Cover with foil and bake for 45–55 mins.
6. Uncover, top with remaining cheese, bake 5–10 more mins.
7. Let sit for 5 minutes before serving.

👩‍🍳 Homemade Gluten-Free Cream of Mushroom Soup (Optional):

● 1 tbsp butter
● 2 tbsp gluten-free all-purpose flour
● ½ cup milk
● ½ cup chicken broth
● ½ cup finely chopped mushrooms
● Salt, pepper, garlic powder to taste

Cook mushrooms in butter, stir in GF flour, add liquids slowly, whisk until thick.

Prompt 4-
Can you create a shopping list for Chicken and Rice Casserole?
Response-

Sure! Here’s a complete 🛒 shopping list for making Chicken and Rice Casserole (gluten-free
version included):
Shopping List

Proteins

● 2 cups cooked chicken (rotisserie or raw to cook & shred)

Grains

● 1 cup long grain white rice (gluten-free)

Canned Goods

● 1 can gluten-free cream of mushroom soup

● 1 can gluten-free cream of celery soup (optional)
● 1 cup diced tomatoes (canned or fresh)
● 2½ cups gluten-free chicken broth

Dairy

● 1 cup shredded cheese (cheddar or your choice)

● 1 tbsp butter or olive oil
● ½ cup milk (if making homemade soup)

Produce (optional but recommended for flavor/texture)

● Mushrooms (if making homemade soup)

● Optional veggies: bell peppers, peas, onions, or broccoli

Spices & Pantry

● Garlic powder
● Onion powder
● Salt
● Black pepper
● Gluten-free all-purpose flour (only if making homemade soup)

Prompt 5-

How do I make enough of Chicken and Rice Casserole for 8 servings?

Response-

To make Chicken and Rice Casserole for 8 servings, you'll want to double the basic recipe.
Here's the updated version:
🍲 Chicken and Rice Casserole (8 Servings)

🧾 Ingredients:

● 4 cups cooked chicken (shredded or chopped)

● 2 cups uncooked long grain white rice
● 2 cans (10.5 oz each) gluten-free cream of mushroom soup
● 2 cans (10.5 oz each) gluten-free cream of celery soup (or sub more mushroom
soup)
● 5 cups chicken broth
● 2 cups diced tomatoes (fresh or canned)
● 2 tsp garlic powder
● 2 tsp onion powder
● Salt and pepper, to taste
● 2 cups shredded cheese (cheddar or your favorite)
● 2 tbsp butter or olive oil

Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C).

2. Grease a large casserole dish (or use two 9x13" pans).
3. In the dish, mix:
o Uncooked rice
o All soups
o Chicken broth
o Diced tomatoes
o Garlic & onion powder
o Salt and pepper
4. Stir in the cooked chicken and 1 cup of the shredded cheese.
5. Cover tightly with foil and bake for 55–65 minutes, or until rice is tender.
6. Uncover, top with the remaining cheese, and bake another 10 minutes until melted.
7. Rest for 5–10 minutes before serving.

✅ Tip:

You can prep this ahead of time and refrigerate it. Just add 10–15 extra minutes to the
baking time if it's going into the oven cold.

Prompt 6-
Can you suggest some dinner ideas for a vegetarian diet?

Response-

Absolutely! Here are some delicious and satisfying vegetarian dinner ideas that are packed
with flavor and nutrition:

🥦 1. Chickpea Curry with Rice

A creamy tomato-based curry with chickpeas, garlic, ginger, and warm spices. Serve with
basmati rice or naan.

🌮 2. Veggie Tacos

Soft tortillas filled with sautéed peppers, onions, black beans, corn, avocado, and a squeeze
of lime. Top with cheese or a vegan crema.

🍝 3. Spinach and Ricotta Stuffed Shells

Pasta shells filled with a creamy spinach-ricotta mix, baked in marinara and topped with
mozzarella.

🥕 4. Stir-Fried Tofu and Vegetables

Tofu cubes crisped in sesame oil, tossed with colorful veggies in a soy-garlic sauce. Serve
with rice or noodles.

🥗 5. Quinoa Salad Bowl

Quinoa topped with roasted sweet potatoes, chickpeas, cucumber, cherry tomatoes, and
tahini dressing.

🍛 6. Lentil Dal with Garlic Naan

Spiced red lentils cooked with onions, garlic, and turmeric. Served with warm naan or brown
rice.

🍕 7. Margherita Flatbread Pizza

Crispy flatbread topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella, fresh basil, and a drizzle of olive oil.

🧆 8. Falafel Wraps

Crispy baked or fried falafel balls wrapped in pita with hummus, lettuce, cucumber, tomato,
and tahini sauce.
🧄 9. Mushroom Stroganoff

Creamy mushroom sauce with garlic, onion, and thyme over egg noodles or mashed
potatoes.

🌯 10. Veggie Burrito Bowls

Layered rice, beans, grilled veggies, salsa, guacamole, and cheese or vegan sour cream.

Prompt 7-

Can you suggest a recipe that I can make in 30 minutes or less?

Response-

Totally! Here's a fast, flavor-packed recipe you can whip up in 30 minutes or less:

🥢 Garlic Butter Veggie Noodles (30-Minute Vegetarian Meal)

Ready in: 25 minutes

Serves: 2–3

🧾 Ingredients:

● 200g (7 oz) noodles (spaghetti, ramen, or rice noodles work)

● 2 tbsp butter or olive oil
● 3–4 cloves garlic, minced
● 1 cup broccoli florets
● 1 bell pepper, thinly sliced
● 1 carrot, julienned or grated
● 1 zucchini, sliced or spiralized (optional)
● 2 tbsp soy sauce (or tamari for gluten-free)
● 1 tbsp lemon juice or rice vinegar
● 1 tsp chili flakes (optional)
● Salt & pepper to taste
● Fresh parsley or green onions (for garnish)

🍳 Instructions:
 1. Cook the noodles according to package directions. Drain and set aside.
2. In a large skillet or wok, melt butter over medium heat.
3. Add garlic and sauté for 30 seconds, until fragrant.
4. Add all the veggies and stir-fry for 5–7 minutes until just tender.
5. Stir in soy sauce, lemon juice, chili flakes, salt, and pepper.
6. Add cooked noodles, toss everything together, and cook for 2–3 minutes.
7. Garnish with herbs and serve hot!

✅ Tips:

● Add tofu or a soft-boiled egg for protein.

● Use pre-chopped stir-fry veggies to save time.

Q.4. Explain Fact check list Pattern and Tail Generation Pattern and also create a flow chart
for any application?
Ans-
Creating a task management app
Prompt 1-
I want to create a Task Management App. Can you help me with that?
Response-

Sounds great! I suggest the following features for the app:

1. Task Creation: Users can create tasks with titles, descriptions, due dates, and
priorities.
2. Task Management: Users can edit, delete, and categorize tasks.
3. Progress Tracking: Users can track progress by percentage or status (e.g., in
progress, completed).
4. Task Prioritization: Users can set priorities for tasks (low, medium, high).
5. Reminder Notifications: Notifications for upcoming deadlines.
6. Task History: Users can review past tasks and their status.

Prompt 2-
Let’s talk about the user interface. What should the main screen look like?
Response-

For the main screen, we can have a task dashboard that lists tasks. We can group them by
priority or due date. Here’s a layout suggestion:

1. A task list displaying tasks with key details (title, due date, priority).
2. Buttons for creating a new task, editing tasks, and sorting tasks by due date or
priority.
3. A progress tracker showing the percentage of tasks completed.
4. A search bar at the top for easy task lookup.

How does that sound? Any changes?"

Prompt 3-
I like the idea of sorting tasks by due date and priority. Also, a search bar will definitely help.
Let’s include a filter for 'completed' tasks too.
Response-

Great! So, we'll have:

● Task list with sorting options (priority, due date)

● A filter for 'completed' tasks
● Search bar at the top
● Buttons for adding and editing tasks
Does that cover everything for the main screen?"

Prompt 4-
Next, let’s talk about how users will create tasks. What fields should we include when
creating a task?
Response-

When creating a task, the following fields should be included:

1. Task Title: A brief description of the task.

2. Description: More details about what needs to be done.
3. Due Date: A calendar option to select the due date.
4. Priority Level: Options like Low, Medium, and High.
5. Category: Optional—users can categorize tasks (e.g., work, personal, etc.).
6. Reminders: Option to set a reminder notification for the task.

Prompt 5-
That looks perfect. I want the due date to sync with the device’s calendar as well. Can we do
that?
Response-
Yes, we can integrate the app with the device’s calendar, so the task’s due date will be
added to the user’s calendar automatically. Would you also like to include the option to set
recurring tasks (e.g., daily, weekly)?
Prompt 6-
Now, I want the app to track task progress. How do you suggest doing that?
Response-
We could have a simple progress tracker for each task, where users can update the
percentage complete (e.g., 0%, 50%, 100%). We can also allow users to mark tasks as ‘In
Progress’ or ‘Completed.’
Additionally, we can send push notifications or email reminders to alert users when a task
is due or if they haven’t started it yet.
Prompt 7-
What about user authentication and data storage? Should we have a login system?
Response-
Yes, it’s important to have a login system to save tasks securely and allow users to sync their
tasks across devices. We can integrate with services like Google Sign-In or Facebook Login
for convenience.
For data storage, we can use a cloud-based solution like Firebase to store tasks and user
data. This will ensure data is saved even if users switch devices or reinstall the app
Prompt 8-
Once a user marks a task as completed, should we ask for feedback or give them a reward?
Response-
We could offer a small reward system where users earn points for completing tasks. These
points can be accumulated for rewards like badges or unlocking new features.
We could also give users the option to leave feedback on their completed tasks (e.g., rating
how they felt about completing it). Does that sound good?
Prompt 9-
Once we develop the app, how do we deploy and test it?
Response-
nce the development is complete, we’ll first perform internal testing to catch any bugs or
usability issues. After that, we’ll move to beta testing with a select group of users to gather
feedback.
Once the app is stable and user feedback is positive, we can deploy it to the Google Play
Store and Apple App Store. We’ll also need to set up app analytics to track user
engagement.
Prompt 10-
How do we finalize everything before launch?
Response-
Before the final launch, we’ll do a last round of testing, finalize the design, and ensure all
features are working smoothly. We'll also prepare marketing materials and set up app store
listings.
Finally, we’ll ensure the app has a proper privacy policy and terms of service. Once
everything’s ready, we can go live!
Now let’s see the deployment of the app in real life-

AI Assistant:
"Hello! Welcome back to your Task Management App. Please log in to get started."

User:
"Sure, let me log in."

AI Assistant:
"Great! You’re all set. How can I assist you today? You can create a new task, view your
tasks, or track progress."

User:
"I’d like to create a new task."
AI Assistant:
"Perfect! Let’s get started. What’s the title of your task?"

User:
"Finish the project report."

AI Assistant:
"Got it! Now, can you add a brief description of the task?"

User:
"I need to write the final section of the report and review the data figures."

AI Assistant:
"Thanks for the details. When would you like this task to be completed?"

User:
"Let’s set the due date for Friday this week."

AI Assistant:
"Great! Now, what priority should this task have? Low, Medium, or High?"

User:
"High priority."

AI Assistant:
"Perfect! Your task 'Finish the project report' is set with a high priority and a due date of this
Friday. Would you like to set a reminder for this task?"

User:
"Yes, remind me on Friday morning."

AI Assistant:
"Reminder set for Friday morning. Would you like to save this task now?"

User:
"Yes, save it."

AI Assistant:
"Done! Your task 'Finish the project report' has been saved."

User:
"I’d like to see all my tasks now."
AI Assistant:
"Sure! I’ll display your tasks. Would you like them sorted by priority or by due date?"

User:
"Sort by priority, please."

AI Assistant:
"Here are your tasks, sorted by priority:

1. Finish the project report (High priority)

2. Reply to client emails (Medium priority)
3. Organize team meeting (Low priority)

Would you like to see more details about any of these tasks or make changes?"

User:
"I need to change the due date for 'Organize team meeting'."

AI Assistant:
"Sure! What new due date would you like to set for the 'Organize team meeting' task?"

User:
"Change it to next Monday."

AI Assistant:
"Done! The due date for 'Organize team meeting' has been updated to next Monday. Is
there anything else you'd like to modify?"

User:
"I’ve started working on the report. Can you track my progress?"

AI Assistant:
"How much progress have you made on 'Finish the project report'? You can provide a
percentage or just let me know how you're doing."

User:
"I’m about 60% done with the report."

AI Assistant:
"Great! I’ve updated the progress for 'Finish the project report' to 60%. Would you like a
reminder closer to the due date?"

User:
"Yes, remind me again on Friday afternoon."
AI Assistant:
"Reminder set for Friday afternoon. Keep up the great work! Is there anything else you’d like
to do?"

User:
"I’ve completed the report. Can you mark it as finished?"

AI Assistant:
"Awesome! I’ve marked 'Finish the project report' as completed. Would you like to review
any other tasks or create a new one?"

User:
"That’s all for now. Thanks!"

AI Assistant:
"You’re welcome! Let me know if you need help with anything else. Have a great day!"