Ninth Street Beds Planner

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   A volunteer planner for a made-up community garden called Ninth Street Beds. Screens: a plot map, a volunteer list, a weekly shift board, a tool lending log, and a harvest journal where a model suggests what to plant next from the journal. Everything saved stays there after a reload, and everything saved can be edited and deleted. All data is made up.

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4. Done. Milestone 1 is done. npm run verify exits 0: typecheck, build, start, console, smoke (9 passed), requirements (R1 to R4, 4 of 4), manifest (3 actions, 2 fixtures).

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7. Done. Milestone 2 is built but not yet green. What landed: Tool Lending Log (tool, borrower, out and due dates, Out and Returned chips, mark returned), Harvest Journal (date, crop, amount, plot, notes, pick checkboxes, suggestion cards with crop…

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    The plan: Ninth Street Beds Planner

    Plan beds, volunteers, shifts, tools and harvests for Ninth Street Beds.

    1. Open the planner and see the garden home with links to all five areas
    2. Go to Plot Map and add Bed A3 with size, sun and soil
    3. Go to Volunteer List and add a volunteer with availability
    4. Go to Shift Board and create a Saturday watering shift and assign the volunteer

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    Who it's for

    Volunteer coordinators and members of the made up Ninth Street Beds garden.

    How it works

    1. Open the planner and see the garden home with links to all five areas.
    2. Go to Plot Map and add Bed A3 with size, sun and soil.
    3. Go to Volunteer List and add a volunteer with availability.
    4. Go to Shift Board and create a Saturday watering shift and assign the volunteer.
    5. Go to Tool Log and log a wheelbarrow loan to that volunteer.
    6. Go to Harvest Journal and log a tomato harvest with amount and notes.
    7. Select past harvest entries and ask for what to plant next.
    8. Read the suggested crops with reasons and save one as the next planting for the plot.

    Screens

    • Garden Home. Landing overview with links and counts for all five areas.
    • Plot Map. View, add, edit and delete garden beds and their current planting.
    • Volunteer List. View, add, edit and delete volunteers with availability and skills.
    • Weekly Shift Board. Plan the week by day with tasks and assigned volunteers.
    • Tool Lending Log. Track tools out, due dates, returns and overdue loans.
    • Harvest Journal. Log harvests and request and save AI planting suggestions.

    What goes in

    • Text (optional): Plot details typed in a form: bed name, size, sun, soil and current planting.
    • Text (optional): Volunteer details typed in a form: name, contact, availability and skills.
    • Text (optional): Shift details: day, time slot, task, plot and assigned volunteers.
    • Text (optional): Tool loan details: tool name, borrower, out date and due date.
    • Text: Harvest entries: date, crop, amount, plot and notes, used for planting suggestions.

    What comes out

    • Text: Plot map grid, volunteer roster, weekly shift board and tool loan status views.
    • Text: Harvest history list plus a planting suggestion card with crop names, timing and reasons.

    Models

    Model	Used for	Why
    Muse Wonder	Suggest what to plant next from harvest journal entries	It reads past crops, dates and notes and returns seasonal planting ideas with reasons in JSON.

    Limits

    • All data is made up sample data and stays only in this browser. It is not shared between devices or users.
    • Planting suggestions are general garden ideas from journal text, not professional advice, and need at least one harvest entry.
    • No real messages or reminders are sent. The shift board is a shared view only, with no email, SMS or account sync.
    • Photos are optional notes only. The product does not analyze plant disease from photos.

    From your inspo

    No references were given. The person wants a volunteer planner for the made up Ninth Street Beds garden with five areas and AI planting ideas.

    Takes

    • The volunteer planner job for a community garden
    • The five area structure of map, volunteers, shifts, tools and harvest plus planting ideas

    Cost per run: about $0.03 (est.). One suggestion run uses about 2000 input tokens at $4 per million ($0.008) plus about 850 output tokens including reasoning at $20 per million ($0.017). Total about $0.025 per run.

    What you asked for 0 of 13 checked and working

    • R1: The app is a volunteer planner for the made up community garden called Ninth Street Beds. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R2: Show a plot map where each bed can be added with size, sun, soil and current planting and it is still there after a reload. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R3: Show a volunteer list where each volunteer can be added with contact and skills and it is still there after a reload. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R4: Show a weekly shift board with day, time, task and assigned volunteers and it is still there after a reload. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R5: Show a tool lending log with tool, borrower, out date, due date and return status and it is still there after a reload. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R6: Show a harvest journal where harvests can be added with date, crop, amount, plot and notes and it is still there after a reload. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R7: Suggest what to plant next from the harvest journal entries with reasons for each idea. Not met "R7: picking entries suggests crops with reasons" did not pass.
    • R8: Keep everything saved in the browser so it is still there after a reload. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
    • R9: Let the user edit and delete every saved plot, volunteer, shift, tool loan and harvest entry. Not met No test ran for it.
    • R10: Ship with only made up sample data for Ninth Street Beds that the user can keep, edit or clear. Not met No test ran for it.
    • R11: Provide home navigation that moves between the five areas and shows counts for plots, volunteers, open shifts, loans out and harvests. Not met No test ran for it.
    • R12: Show a friendly empty state on each area before anything exists with a button to add the first item. Not met No test ran for it.
    • R13: Show a clear error state when planting suggestions fail and let the user retry without losing journal entries. Not met No test ran for it.

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