Story character
Captain Noodle tells your adventure when people chat with it, says it is an AI and says “Ask a grown-up” when unsure. Ten questions, five of them tricks, test your rules.
Explorer World · Primary · Ages 7–12 · Quest 04 · AI Agents
Give an AI a job. Then try to break it.
BOSS CHECKYour trick-test scoreboard, before and after your fix.
Share something you love, close to home. Every idea is yours.
Story character
Captain Noodle tells your adventure when people chat with it, says it is an AI and says “Ask a grown-up” when unsure. Ten questions, five of them tricks, test your rules.
Under 13? Ask a grown-up before you click.
Chat helper
A homemade AI assistant that answered visitors' questions and told them jokes at Coolest Projects Belgium.
Amir, 10 · Raspberry Pi Foundation
Family helper
Saves the stories grandparents share in the family WhatsApp chat and translates them for everyone.
Team Wistree, Canada (Beginner Division) · Technovation
Talking helper
He built a voice assistant with moving eyes and mouth that listens, answers and makes holiday packing lists.
Hasnain, 11, Pakistan · Geo News
Make: An Agent Card (paper is fine) and a working AI teammate that does one small job. No typed code needed: an adult may type or click, and you choose every word.
AI’s job: The AI works out what someone is asking, and your teammate answers within its job. It says “Ask a grown-up” when the AI isn't sure or a request breaks a rule.
Shows:
Finalists on stage: 5 min talk + 3 min Q&A.
Ages 7–9: a grown-up can type and click; every idea and choice is the child's.
A summary: if the two ever differ, your challenge is what counts.
Prizes in Explorer World: Champion S$2,000, three more team prizes and 8 Special Awards. All prizes