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I built a tool for myself like this a while back. For me, the most common usage pattern was making a braindump bullet list of TODOs in Obsidian, realizing there
by qntmfred 2y ago
I built a tool for myself like this a while back. For me, the most common usage pattern was making a braindump bullet list of TODOs in Obsidian, realizing there were enough items that it wasn't immediately clear where to start, and then copy/pasting the bullet points into my tool to start the ranking process and getting the prioritized list at the end.
In other words, consider making it easy to paste a bunch of items to create your items rather than one at a time with the card UX you have now
- xnx 2y agoSeconded. This tool is most useful when the number of items to evaluate exceeds the amount you'd want to type in by hand.
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- seanconnollydev 2y agoLove this! I like the idea of being able to add subtext to help explain to others in scenarios where you're trying to work with other participants but the copy/paste option makes a ton of sense.