A fridge sees tasks. A vault sees passwords. Do not mix.
A family planner is one of the course projects. It is a table: days, tasks, clubs, learning blocks, who picks up. It is not a password vault, it is not a printout of marks, it is not a chat where you sort a row. A model may suggest columns and order. A parent approves. You fill tasks in words that may hang on a fridge. A noticeboard test from 準備: would it bother in a staff room? Would it bother a guest in the kitchen? A Wi-Fi password would bother. A maths mark would bother. “Wednesday 4 pm flute, Thursday 20 min history quiz” would not. A helper that stuffs codes into a plan gets a stop. Same never-bin. Only in a week table.
Bára lets it “make a planner including account passwords, so we have it in one place”. Ema takes the phone. “In one place is a trap.” A table: Mon–Sun, columns me / flute / school / AI block. No passwords. No marks. A training address with no house number, if it would hang in public — better “the hall, mum knows”. The model added a column of average marks. Cross out. Mum prints or writes on paper. Chat is not where a planner lives. It lives on the fridge. Chat only helped set it. Chat history has a table with no secrets. That is intent, not chance.
Print a planner or write it. Do not leave it only in chat with passwords “for now”. For now becomes forever.
A fridge, a vault, a staff room
A fridge: family sees it, sometimes a guest. A vault: passwords, codes, IDs — a parent, a password manager, not this course. A staff room: a test of what does not belong here. A planner is a fridge. When a model pours a fridge together with a vault, it is a mix-up or a bad move. You fix: “tasks and times only, no codes, no marks, no addresses.” 学校 tasks yes, the exact text of a test no. 名前s of classmates who come to yours only with parents’ OK — better “a friend, mum knows”. Helper here watches privacy more than the beauty of a table. A pretty table with Wi-Fi is a disaster.
An order.
“Suggest a week table: days Mon–Sun, columns school task / club / 20 min learning. No passwords, marks, addresses, phones. No intro. I will fill it.”
After filling, check the rows with a kitchen-guest test.
| Day | 学校 | Club | Learning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wed | a river map | — | 20 min atlas |
| Thu | — | flute | — |
A bad row: “WiFi password is … / maths 5 / street …”
Do not share a table with passwords into a school cloud “so a teacher has it”. A teacher does not want your Wi-Fi password.
Why this right now
You are in the course Ask with Martin, level Helper. You work in a chatbot (ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude) — same game, different brand. No code. A parent or the school creates the account. A child’s email does not belong here.
This is not the インベンター level. There you build a chatbot on your own website. Here you are a user: a question, a check, a citation.
You will know this lesson by one sentence: A planner is a fridge with tasks. パスワードs belong in a vault, not in a table from chat. When you can say it to a parent or a teacher, you have got the core. The rest is practice, not magic.
The week project is close. Today a fridge rule. Tomorrow a table vs. a paragraph — shape. パスワードs never again in a shape.
Four things you will build in this course
The course has four small projects. You do not have to do them all at once. Today you add only what this lesson can do.
🏫 A report with citations
An outline, three sources that exist, and a sentence in your own words. AI must not be the only author.
A report into a planner as a block, not as the text of the work in a table.
📝 Test training
Coach role: let it ask, do not let it say the answer. You count / answer yourself.
Test: a quiz block, not a key in a cell.
📅 Family planner
Tasks for the week (not passwords, not marks). A parent sees the plan, not your chat.
This IS the core of the family planner project.
📜 An AI code for the class
Seven short rules on a poster. No horror — a how-to.
Code: a fridge vs. a vault.
Workshop: a table with no vault
M1 columns. You fill three days. A parent checks a guest test. Print or paper. Chat with no codes.
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M1 an order for a table with bans. Redraw.
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Fill three days yourself. No marks. No password, even “just as a test”.
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A parent: would it bother a guest? Cross out rows.
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Move it to the fridge. Delete from chat if a code fell in by mistake — tell a parent, a password change is their job.
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A trail: a planner on paper, chat with no vault.
Practice: a fridge, or a vault
Where does it belong? One sentence.
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A school Wi-Fi password.
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Thursday 20 minutes history quiz.
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Average marks and a hall address with a house number on a public fridge.
Now you 💪
Go through three checks. At each one tick in your head: can I see it, or not?
- The table has no codes or marks.
- It lives on the fridge, not only in chat history.
- A guest test passed.
If something is missing, go back to the steps above. This is not a test for marks. It is a safety net, so you go on sure, not confused.
Check: Three days on the fridge. A vault empty of the planner. Tasks visible, passwords not.
What to take from this lesson
- A fridge ≠ a vault.
- A guest test and a staff-room test.
- A model does not pour codes into a week.
- Paper / print, not only chat.
- Classmates and addresses carefully.
- The names in the examples (Bára, Ema) are made up. Do not put your number, email or photo here.
- Next lesson: When you can do this, go to the next lesson in the same level.
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