Offer a small “Pick a prompt” button near the post composer. Draw from a human-written collection of invitations such as:
- “Show us something you kept for no practical reason.”
- “What did you notice on your usual walk?”
- “Recommend one small thing that made your week better.”
- “Write about a place you would recognize with your eyes closed.”
First version
- A small set of roughly thirty curated prompts, grouped loosely into noticing, making, remembering, and recommending.
- Authors can draw another prompt or use the selected prompt to start a new draft.
- Keep the prompt visible as a private writing aid; the author decides whether to include it in the published post.
- No external AI service or account integration is required.
Acceptance
- Using a prompt never overwrites an existing draft or sends/publishes anything.
- Drawing another prompt avoids an immediate repeat when alternatives are available.
- Prompt text stays private unless the author explicitly puts it into the post.
- Buttons and prompt changes work with keyboard navigation and screen readers.
- Test draft preservation, prompt selection, private/public separation, and author-only access.
Another good first build: a small feature that helps people enjoy writing without introducing reminders, streaks, or quotas.
Offer a small “Pick a prompt” button near the post composer. Draw from a human-written collection of invitations such as:
First version
Acceptance
Another good first build: a small feature that helps people enjoy writing without introducing reminders, streaks, or quotas.