Greenplot Floor Board
Status: Failed.
Your muse
a dense trading-floor style dashboard for a made-up community garden: plots, water use, harvest charts, alerts
From the owner: Stop the run.
Done. Milestone 1 done.
npm run verifyexits 0: 9/9 tests pass, R1 to R4 each green.Checks ran

The plan: Greenplot Floor Board
Live trading floor view of a fictional community garden.
- Open the floor to see the garden index, ticker and day stats
- Scan the plot board sorted by movers, water use or status
- Select a plot to open its detail with history and crop stats
- Check the water desk for use totals, gauges and efficiency ranks
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Who it's for
Community garden volunteers and coordinators who like market style data.
How it works
- Open the floor to see the garden index, ticker and day stats.
- Scan the plot board sorted by movers, water use or status.
- Select a plot to open its detail with history and crop stats.
- Check the water desk for use totals, gauges and efficiency ranks.
- Review harvest desks for charts by crop, bed and week.
- Read the alert feed and ask for an explanation of any alert.
- Star plots to a watchlist and export the day summary.
Screens
- Floor Overview. Dense ticker, garden index and top movers grid.
- Plot Detail. Single bed stats, history sparkline and gardener notes.
- Water Desk. Water use table, gauges and efficiency ranks.
- Harvest Desk. Harvest charts by crop, bed and week.
- Alerts Desk. Live alert feed with explanations and watchlist.
What goes in
- Text (optional): Optional filter or search text such as crop, bed or gardener name.
What comes out
- Text: Dense floor view with plot board, water gauges, harvest charts and alert ticker.
- Text: Trader style day summary with top movers, water leaders and ripe picks.
Models
Model Used for Why Muse Wonder Generate floor commentary and explain alerts Turns fictional plot, water and harvest numbers into trader style notes, alert reasons and next actions. Limits
- All plots, people and readings are fictional. No real sensors are connected.
- Numbers refresh from a local simulator, not live garden hardware.
- No maps, SMS, email or payments. Summaries stay in this browser.
- Counts and forecasts are playful estimates, not growing advice.
From your inspo
Text only note asking for a dense trading floor style dashboard for a fictional community garden with plots, water, harvest and alerts.
Takes
- Trading floor job with tickers and dense numbers
- Plot, water, harvest and alert coverage
- Fast market mood translated to garden terms
Cost per run: about $0.02 (est.). One floor refresh uses Wonder once with about 2500 input tokens at $4 per million ($0.01) and about 500 output tokens at $20 per million ($0.01). Total about $0.02.
What you asked for 0 of 11 checked and working
- R1: Show a dense trading floor style dashboard with ticker, tiles and flashing movers. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
- R2: Use a fully made up community garden with fictional plots, gardeners and readings. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
- R3: Show a plots board with crop, growth stage, health status and day change. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
- R4: Show water use by plot with totals, gauges and efficiency ranks. Not checked yet Its test passed. The judge hasn't looked yet.
- R5: Show harvest charts by crop, bed and week with trends and leaders. Not met No test ran for it.
- R6: Show an alerts feed for thirst, pests, weeds and ripe picks with severity. Not met No test ran for it.
- R7: Move between Floor, Plot, Water, Harvest and Alerts desks without losing filters. Not met No test ran for it.
- R8: Save watchlist and gardener notes in this browser so they are still there after a reload. Not met No test ran for it.
- R9: Allow editing and removing watchlist items and notes. Not met No test ran for it.
- R10: Show an empty state when filters match nothing with a clear reset action. Not met No test ran for it.
- R11: Show an error state when the simulated feed or note fails with retry. Not met No test ran for it.
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