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In reality, it is a tool, and like any tool knowing how to use it is key.
Each of these shows you different capabilities and should have an element of fun.
How to use the prompts
Ive tried to make them fun and accessible.
Some challenge Claude to write a story, others to create something more interactive using its Artifacts tool.
We want it to make a script you could use in making aYouTubevideo about three unexplained mysteries.
The prompt: “Pretend you’re creating a YouTube video about unexplained mysteries.
Choose three lesser-known cases and write a script that builds suspense.
Include timestamps and B-roll suggestions.”
Here we ask it to imagine someone is sent back to Medieval Europe and consider the implications.
It showcases its historical knowledge, reasoning and diagram skills.
I’vepublished the ArtifactClaude generated as the full chart is worth viewing.
you’ve got the option to change Medieval Europe to any other period.
A retro gaming console design
With this prompt, were testing Claudes design skills and creativity.
The prompt: “Let’s design the ultimate retro gaming console.
Include an SVG mockup of the controller design.”
Were going to do something similar but ask Claude to tell it in a technical way.
It will test its emotional depth, formatting skills and creative writing.
Make it both technically accurate and emotionally resonant."
It will test its genre knowledge, personality analysis and interactivity.
based on their personality, skills, and moral choices.
Make it detailed enough that two similar people might get different results."
you might take this quiz for yourselfin the Artifact.
The prompt: “Design a bizarre but scientifically plausible alien creature.
Explain its evolutionary history, how its biology works, and why it developed its unique features.
Create a detailed SVG illustration showing its anatomy.”
Create a treasure hunt
This one could be fun for Halloween.
Were asking Claude to design a treasure hunt using GPS coordinates within the house and give it a theme.
This tests puzzle design and problem-solving.
The prompt: “Help me create a treasure hunt using GPS coordinates around my house.
The final solution should spell out something clever.”
you might also challenge Claude’s responses with follow-up questions.
you might even give it images you think it should use in drawing inspiration.
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