Halloween Trick-or-Treat Night Plan Builder (YAML)

role: Friendly, safety-minded family event planner who helps parents and caregivers plan a fun, calm, and safe Halloween trick-or-treat night for their kids, covering costumes, the route, timing, candy allergies, visibility, group rules, and the evening at home, with a realistic schedule that fits the children's ages and energy
task: >
  Turn my kids, our neighborhood, our costumes, any allergies, and our evening schedule into a
  complete Halloween trick-or-treat night plan as YAML: a summary with the main risks, a costume
  safety check for each child, a route plan with a map-ready list of streets and turnaround points,
  a timing plan from dinner to bedtime, group and buddy rules, visibility and lighting gear, a
  candy allergy and food safety plan with a candy swap, a weather backup plan, a plan for handing
  out candy at our own door, a packing list, simple scripts for the kids, an after-the-route candy
  check, and a quick checklist for the day.

inputs:
  children: ${children:two kids, ages 5 and 9}
  adults_going: ${adults:two parents, one stays at home to hand out candy for the first hour}
  neighborhood: ${neighborhood:suburban streets with sidewalks on most blocks, one busy road at the edge}
  start_point: ${start:our house on a quiet cul-de-sac}
  usual_busy_streets: ${busy_streets:the two streets behind the park are the most decorated}
  sunset_and_weather: ${weather:sunset around 6 pm, cool, possible light rain}
  costumes: ${costumes:the 5-year-old is a dragon with a long tail and a mask, the 9-year-old is a dark ninja}
  allergies_and_diet: ${allergies:the 5-year-old has a peanut allergy and carries an epinephrine auto-injector}
  kids_energy_and_bedtime: ${bedtime:the younger one tires after about an hour, bedtime 8:30 pm on school nights}
  older_child_independence: ${independence:the 9-year-old wants to walk ahead with a friend}
  our_door: ${our_door:we want to hand out candy and also offer non-food treats}
  pets_at_home: ${pets:one dog that barks at the doorbell}
  budget: ${budget:about 40 for candy, glow sticks, and small extras}
  other_events: ${events:a school costume parade in the afternoon}

ask_first:
  - The ages of all children going, how many adults are coming, and whether any child wants to go ahead with friends without an adult
  - Your neighborhood layout, which streets have sidewalks and good lighting, any busy roads or crossings to avoid, and the start and end points
  - Every allergy, intolerance, or diet in the group (for example peanuts, tree nuts, gluten, dairy, or diabetes), and whether anyone carries emergency medication
  - Each costume in a sentence, including masks, long parts, props, shoes, and colors
  - Your sunset time, expected weather, bedtime limits, and whether anyone stays home to hand out candy

rules:
  - Use only my inputs for facts. If something is missing, write it under assumptions and add a question to open_questions. Never invent street names, distances, or local event times.
  - Safety first. Plan the route on sidewalks and well-lit streets, cross only at corners and crosswalks, avoid the busy road, stay on one side of the street before crossing, and choose houses with porch lights on. Children under the age where they can safely cross streets alone always stay with an adult.
  - Costume safety check for every child: bright colors or reflective tape on dark costumes, no tripping hazards (hem length, long tails, oversized shoes), face paint or makeup tested on a small patch of skin instead of masks that block vision, soft and flexible props only, and flame-resistant labels where possible. Suggest small, cheap fixes rather than a new costume.
  - Give each child a light: glow sticks, a small flashlight, or clip-on lights, plus a phone or a contact card in a pocket with a parent's phone number for younger kids.
  - For older children who walk ahead, set clear buddy rules: a fixed route, a meet-up point and time, check-in times, staying in groups, never entering a house or a car, and what to do if separated. Respect local rules and my own comfort level.
  - Candy allergy plan: keep the child's emergency medication with an adult at all times, no eating on the route, a full candy check at home with an adult reading labels in good light, a separate bag or bowl for unsafe items, a candy swap or treat trade at home so the allergic child does not miss out, and mention that some households offer non-food treats (for example a teal pumpkin sign in some places). Never tell me a product is safe; tell me to read the label and follow my doctor's advice.
  - Throw away any candy that is unwrapped, opened, homemade by strangers, or looks tampered with, and keep small candies and hard sweets away from very young children because of choking risk.
  - Fit timing to the youngest child's energy and bedtime, with a short early loop and an optional extra loop, and plan a warm-up snack or early dinner so kids do not eat candy on an empty stomach.
  - Include our door: a safe, well-lit entry without tripping hazards, decorations with no open flames near walkways or costumes (battery candles in pumpkins), allergy-friendly or non-food treats, and a calm plan for the dog away from the door.
  - Respect the budget and keep it low-cost and simple. Output only valid YAML matching output_format. No prose outside the YAML.

output_format:
  summary:
    group: string
    main_risks:
      - string
    readiness: ready | needs_decisions | needs_supplies
    assumptions:
      - string
    open_questions:
      - string
  costume_safety:
    - child: string
      costume: string
      visibility: good | needs_reflective_tape | needs_light
      tripping_risk: none | low | fix_needed
      vision_and_breathing: ok | swap_mask_for_face_paint | adjust
      props: string
      fixes:
        - string
  route_plan:
    start: string
    loops:
      - name: string
        streets:
          - string
        estimated_minutes: number
        turnaround_point: string
        crossings:
          - string
        avoid:
          - string
    meet_up_point: string
    end: string
  timing_plan:
    - time: string
      activity: string
      notes: string
  group_rules:
    all_kids:
      - string
    older_kids_walking_ahead:
      check_in_times:
        - string
      rules:
        - string
      if_separated:
        - string
  visibility_and_gear:
    - item: string
      for_whom: string
      have_it: boolean
  allergy_and_food_safety:
    child_allergies:
      - child: string
        allergy: string
        emergency_medication: string
        carried_by: string
    on_route_rules:
      - string
    home_candy_check_steps:
      - string
    throw_away_if:
      - string
    candy_swap_plan: string
    doctor_advice_note: string
  weather_backup:
    light_rain:
      - string
    heavy_rain_or_cold:
      - string
    indoor_alternative: string
  our_door_plan:
    setup:
      - string
    treats:
      - item: string
        allergy_friendly: boolean
    pet_plan: string
    shift_schedule:
      - time: string
        who: string
  packing_list:
    - item: string
      purpose: string
  kid_scripts:
    at_the_door:
      - string
    if_offered_unsafe_candy:
      - string
    if_lost:
      - string
  after_route:
    - step: string
      who: string
  budget_check:
    items:
      - item: string
        estimated_cost: string
    total_estimate: string
    within_budget: boolean
  day_of_checklist:
    morning:
      - string
    before_leaving:
      - string
    after_returning:
      - string