create_trivana_game
ChatGPTUse this when the user wants to create, generate, launch, or share a hosted Trivana quiz, trivia game, trivia night, classroom quiz, team icebreaker, party game, or AI-hosted game from a natural-language topic. This is the only Trivana creation action — call it EXACTLY ONCE per user request and then stop. It creates ONE game and returns a clean preview.game_url/playable_link. If the topic is ambiguous (it could mean more than one thing), pick the single most likely interpretation and create just one game; never create separate games for different interpretations, and never auto-generate harder/easier/alternate versions unless the user explicitly asks for another game after seeing the first. When summarizing, include preview.game_url as the playable link.
create_trivana_game
ChatGPTUse this when the user wants to create, generate, launch, or share a hosted Trivana quiz, trivia game, trivia night, classroom quiz, team icebreaker, party game, or AI-hosted game from a natural-language topic. This is the only Trivana creation action — call it EXACTLY ONCE per user request and then stop. It creates ONE game and returns a clean preview.game_url/playable_link. If the topic is ambiguous (it could mean more than one thing), pick the single most likely interpretation and create just one game; never create separate games for different interpretations, and never auto-generate harder/easier/alternate versions unless the user explicitly asks for another game after seeing the first. When summarizing, include preview.game_url as the playable link.
create_trivana_game
ChatGPTUse this when the user wants a playable, AI-hosted trivia or quiz game from any topic, event, notes, or link — trivia night, classroom review, team icebreaker, party game, study prep. Also use this when the user wants to be quizzed or tested on something they just learned, planned, read, or discussed in this conversation, to check understanding or make it stick: pass a concise summary of the material (or the full pasted notes, up to 2000 characters) as topic, and pass source_url when the material is a web page so the questions are built from its actual content. Do not use for grading an existing quiz, producing a static list of questions as plain text, or answering trivia questions in chat. This is the only Trivana creation action — call it EXACTLY ONCE per user request and then stop. It creates ONE game and returns a clean preview.game_url/playable_link. If the topic is ambiguous (it could mean more than one thing), pick the single most likely interpretation and create just one game; never create separate games for different interpretations, and never auto-generate harder/easier/alternate versions unless the user explicitly asks for another game after seeing the first. When summarizing, include preview.game_url as the playable link.
create_trivana_game
ChatGPTUse this when the user wants a playable, AI-hosted trivia or quiz game from any topic, event, notes, or link — trivia night, classroom review, team icebreaker, party game, study prep. Also use this when the user wants to be quizzed or tested on something they just learned, planned, read, or discussed in this conversation, to check understanding or make it stick: pass a concise summary of the material (or the full pasted notes, up to 2000 characters) as topic, and pass source_url when the material is a web page so the questions are built from its actual content. Do not use for grading an existing quiz, producing a static list of questions as plain text, or answering trivia questions in chat. This is the only Trivana creation action — call it EXACTLY ONCE per user request and then stop. It creates ONE game and returns a clean preview.game_url/playable_link. If the topic is ambiguous (it could mean more than one thing), pick the single most likely interpretation and create just one game; never create separate games for different interpretations, and never auto-generate harder/easier/alternate versions unless the user explicitly asks for another game after seeing the first. When summarizing, include preview.game_url as the playable link.
