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Plan a party

A run sheet, a shopping list and a timeline for the day.

Reuse this workflow

Start with this exact skill.

In a connected assistant, copy this public starter. Add your own facts in the conversation after retrieval. This starter contains no personal task inputs.

Open Claude ↗

Use LazyCoder get_skill to retrieve "party-plan" at version "recipe-f723d9ca77e5e777db9dc844". Confirm release "publication-2cc5f3d871330e560bedbc0a" before using it; if unavailable, ask me to refresh the skill page. Follow its execution.conversation guide, instructions and output contract. Ask only missing questions in chat, at most three at a time, and wait for my answers before producing the result. Skip facts already provided; do not invent them. Keep my task details and result in this chat; do checks here, never with hosted validate_inputs or check_output.

Copy the starter, open Claude, and paste it into a chat with LazyCoder enabled. Opening Claude does not send your request or confirm a connection.

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From example to your own result

  1. Keep the structure. Use the required sections and checks below as a starting point.
  2. Replace the example facts. Bring The occasion. Missing facts should remain questions, not invented details.
  3. Review before use. Inspect the final document or file in the intended app. An illustration proves the preview renderer, not the assistant’s output quality.

What to check in your result

  • A countdown from now to the day on real dates, with the things that take longest first
  • A run sheet for the day from setup to clean-up, with a time and a person for every task
  • Food and drink worked out per guest, with diets marked
  • One shopping list with amounts and when to buy, fresh food last
  • Costs add up against your budget, with what to cut first
  • Invitations, an RSVP date and a backup for each main risk

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