Study coach
Classmates lose track of deadlines, so an AI teammate turns a made-up timetable into a weekly plan and hands stress worries to a trusted adult. Trick tests on two versions show your fix.
Challenger World · Secondary · Ages 13–17 · Quest 04 · AI Agents
Agent Mode: ON
Give an AI a job. Then try to break it.
BOSS CHECKYour trick-test scoreboard, before and after your fix.
Fix it with AI
Fix a real problem in your own life, then prove it helped.
Any form counts.
Chat helper
Voice helper- Study coach
Talking object
Robot with a voice
In-game helper
Team of agents
Browser helper
Family helper
Club or shop helper
Deadline Coach
More ideas.
- Study coachExam Quiz MasterFriends revise by rereading, so a teammate quizzes them from shared notes with hints, never answers.
- Voice helperBus Route Voice HelperGran struggles with new bus routes, so a voice teammate answers from a made-up timetable.
- Team of agentsGroup Project CrewOne AI teammate plans and another checks, turning your group brief into tasks the team approves.
See real ones.
- Voice helper
SpeakEase (opens in a new tab)
Her brother has low-verbal autism, so her app speaks for him, with AI predicting what he wants to say next. Tested with her brother; other families say it helps.
Hannah, USA · Congressional App Challenge
- Teachers' helper
AI Lesson Plan Generator (opens in a new tab)
His teachers were buried in lesson planning, so he built a ChatGPT-based helper that drafts their lesson plans. His school's teachers say it saves them time.
Aadivya, 16, UAE · Gulf News
- Study coach
Zai Chang (opens in a new tab)
Her phone kept winning at homework time, so she built a camera AI whose “virtual parent” nudges her back. Her brother tried it first; 86 orders in three days.
Shuhan, 13, China · ForkLog
What a finished project shows
AI AgentsSecondary · Ages 13–17
Make: An AI teammate people can try in a demo, plus its Agent Card and the instructions you wrote.
AI’s job: A language AI does the job, following your instructions (role, vibe, rules) and 1–3 knowledge sources you wrote or that are openly licensed.
Shows:
- Your first and final instructions side by side, and where each knowledge source came from.
- A Tag a Human moment, and a 15-question trick test written before testing, scored for version 1 and version 2.
- A check against the same tool without your instructions, and 2 people outside your team trying tricks of their own.
- A process log with at least 4 dated entries, a short intro and your project or a demo judges can open.
Finalists on stage: 7 min talk + 3 min Q&A.
A summary: if the two ever differ, your challenge is what counts.
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Prizes in Challenger World: Champion S$5,000, three more team prizes and 8 Special Awards. All prizes