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NickYesterdayLeoSep 29Leo's work today closed an idea. The decision and the doc it needed came from the same session.
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Where everything belongs. A big feature holds parts, and each part sees what the whole knows.
A thought, a task or a bug, saved as it comes up. An idea doesn't have to become anything.
What's next, from a single task to a whole feature. Agents plan only when you say so.
What was built and how, with the technical details. Linked to the ideas it finished and every feature it touched.
What was chosen and why. Agents check them before building on something.
How things work today. Agents update them as the work changes, section by section.
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Every session closes cleanly, with open work wrapped up and a summary left for whoever comes next.
Everything the project has ever held, a question away. A half-remembered idea, or the whole story of a feature.
From a passing thought to finished, documented work, and the idea it led to.
Leo mentions it mid-build. It's saved on Route Planner, and he carries on.
Saved on Route Planner as high priority. Back to the slope colours.
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4d1wA week later, Leo plans it. He'll pick it up within the week.
Export a route as GPX for watches
Most of our users carry a Garmin or a Coros. Export the drawn route as a GPX file they can load before they leave the car park.
LeoSaved byLeo, a week agoLeo planned thisLeo doesn't have to explain anything: FreeRide gives his agent the idea, every note on it, and how routes work. Once it's built, the idea is marked done, with a record of the work.
Routes already keep elevation for every point, so the file can carry it.
Leocompleted workJust nowAdded GPX export for routes.
Any route can be downloaded as a GPX file, with elevation on every point, ready for a watch.
Technical details
lib/export/gpx.ts: GPX 1.1, one track per route.FreeRide makes sure Leo's agent updates the docs this work affects, and saves why it was built this way.
How a route is drawn, measured and checked against steep slopes, and how it leaves the app.
Drawing a route
Points snap to the trail network; each one keeps its elevation from the slope data.
Exporting routesUpdated just now
GPX 1.1 from lib/export/gpx.ts: one track per route, elevation on every point, named after the route.
Leocaptured a decision onRoute PlannerJust nowEvery watch we tested reads 1.1. Elevation makes the climb show up on the watch.
While it was being built, another idea came up. It's saved for whenever the time is right.
GPX export is in. One thought while building it: people will want to bring routes in, too.
now4d1wLeo mentions it mid-build. It's saved on Route Planner, and he carries on.
A week later, Leo plans it. He'll pick it up within the week.
Leo doesn't have to explain anything: FreeRide gives his agent the idea, every note on it, and how routes work. Once it's built, the idea is marked done, with a record of the work.
FreeRide makes sure Leo's agent updates the docs this work affects, and saves why it was built this way.
While it was being built, another idea came up. It's saved for whenever the time is right.
Saved on Route Planner as high priority. Back to the slope colours.
now4d1wWho worked on what, for how long, and what got finished. Anyone can pick up from any of them.
LeoAdding GPX export for routes, with elevation on every point. Saved an idea to import tracks from other apps.
MayaMaking slope shading work offline, cached with each saved range.
NickPulled the morning bulletin from four regions and linked each one to its source.
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It's saved on its feature, and the build carries on.
The work is logged where it belongs.
The new work joins its story, and its doc is brought up to date.
It's still summed up, and the next session opens with what was left unfinished.
How your agents decide what to keep, and how you stay in control of it.
No. It keeps what matters: the work you finish, why you did it and what's still ahead. Small edits, quick fixes and the conversation itself are left out.
Like a good teammate taking notes: a finished piece of work counts, a typo fix doesn't.
Tell your agent and it puts it right, or change it yourself in the workspace. In chat, every save comes with an Undo.
Yes. Say “save that” or “leave that out” and your agent will. Planning and assigning only happen when you ask.
Nothing is lost. What was logged stays, the session is summed up later, and the next one opens with what was left unfinished.
Agents keep the project in order. What matters, what's next and when something is done stays your call, whether you say it in the conversation or set it in the workspace.
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