The question everyone asks you
Use with: build-website. Resume line when done: Wrote and published the definitive answer page for {question} — live at {url}
Brief
There is a question your friends keep bringing to you: which phone to buy, how to fix their free kick, what to watch next, how to get the game running on a bad laptop. Answer it once, completely, at a URL you can send instead of retyping. One question, one page, depth over coverage. The next time someone asks and you reply with the link, the project has paid off.
Personalize
- The question. Scroll your chats and count. The question you have answered most in the last three months is the one, whether or not it sounds impressive.
- Your track record. Why do people ask you? Put the evidence on the page: the setups you have fixed, the picks that landed.
- The askers. The three people most likely to ask next are your reviewers. Their follow-up questions are your missing sections.
Milestones
- Your usual chat-length answer live at a URL, day one.
- The complete answer written: the short version on top, the full reasoning below, the cases where your advice changes.
- Whatever the answer needs to be followable: photos, a comparison table, numbered steps.
- The three askers read it; every follow-up question they still have becomes a new section.
- Phone styling, since it will be opened from a chat message.
- Send the link the next time the question comes in, and note what happened. Final README.
Done means
- Live URL responding; readable from a chat-opened phone browser
- The answer is complete enough that no follow-up went unanswered in review
- Reviewer questions and the sections they caused, in the README
- The link has been sent in reply to the question at least once
- At least 8 commits across at least 5 distinct days, authored by you
- SESSIONS.md has an entry per session, written by you