At the contract step the chips are 'Review the contract', 'Amend it', 'Create a new one'. Tapping one fills the title; tapping it again reverts to the junction's default. The free-text field stays open for everything the presets do not cover. Junctions can also pre-write the NOTES — the parties, the amounts, what is outstanding — in a resizable box.
Also called: suggested tasks · common actions · preset reminder text
- 1Junctions pass a suggestions array of {label, title} on the TaskContext, plus optional details prose and facts.
- 2The active chip is highlighted; the title field remains fully editable.
- 3The notes box is drag-resizable with the width locked to the form.
The comment gives the reason and the complaint behind it: presets exist 'not because those are the only possibilities, but because a vague note written in a hurry is useless by the time it fires. ("You set a task and it's too vague and then you come back days later and can't even remember what you were supposed to do.")' The resizable notes box is junctions that pre-write six or eight lines of detail turn a fixed three-row box into a peephole.
- Vague hurried task titles
- Pre-written detail clipped by a fixed-height box
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