用 ChatGPT 一个周末能做的 5 个项目：生活规划器、家庭预算面板、学习应用、Chrome 扩展和桌面电子宠物

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Here are five things you can build in ChatGPT this weekend that will be genuinely useful and teach you some great ai skills.

All the prompts will be in free resources through my link in bio where everything's free and follow me to keep learning about ai.

So number one, a planner, think of a wall planner, but on your desktop, just go to plugins, connect your email calendar meeting notes and then ask ChatGPT to bring your meetings deadlines and tasks onto one visual planner.

If there's not a plugin for an app where some of your information lives, Just give ChatGPT permission to use your browser or your desktop apps to get the information that way.

It's very good at that these days. This teaches you about the power of connectors and tools, but then in the same chat, say refresh this planner every morning, and that creates a scheduled task.

And scheduled tasks are something definitely to think about doing more, because this is how you get your ai doing work when you're not there.

Now side note, for this and the other projects i'm going to show you, i would advise adding them to your dock on a mac, just open in safari and add to dock, or you can install them as apps and pin them to your taskbar on windows.

And then it's always open as a separate app. It's always just one click away. I love that. So number two is a household budget dashboard.

Upload your statements or a spreadsheet export, use the prompt to build a dashboard showing what's coming in, what's going out, just where your money is going in general, and ask it to add whatever you want to track.

This is a great project for learning about data visualization, another good thing to be good at. Number three, a learning app for something you want to understand or get good at.

So pick a topic, could be contract law, could be upholstery. And ask ChatGPT to build you an interactive course with lessons, examples, and quizzes.

Now, you could give it books, pdfs, or reference materials if you've got them, but honestly, ChatGPT can go and find all this stuff out itself.

So here, you're learning how to turn a large amount of information into an interface that makes it easy for you to get to grips with.

Number four is a chrome extension. These are a great entryway into coding. Because an extension is a lot simpler to build than an app or even a website, and you might end up building something that other people want to use.

So, i got a playstation 5 this week, and while i was browsing games to buy, i thought wouldn't it be cool if i could see the average review score beside each game that i'm shopping for?

That is exactly the kind of thing you could build a chrome extension for. So, think of information you'd like to add to a website, functionality you'd like to add or take away from a website, and you can ask ChatGPT just to write that extension and walk you through installing it.

You don't have to write a single line of code, but it will give you a peek into what it feels like to build stuff. And number five, a tamagotchi that lives in your actual day.

So, a little creature in its own world, but then you connect it to your email, your calendar, local weather. And so if you've got lots of emails, you'll see loads of parcels piling up outside your tamagotchi's house.

Or if you're in meetings all day, you'll see that it looks very busy. Or if it's raining where you are, it'll be raining in your tamagotchi's little world.

You can give it a scheduled update, so it's world changes with your day. You're learning how to turn real world data into behavior in an app, and you get a cute little creature living on your desktop.