From a feature
in your head.
To work you can try.
Work through the code, the decisions, and the details with Eshlon. Keep the result close enough to question.
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A clear place for the next release.
Add a command menu to Waypoint.
One shortcut. Every destination.A small feature.
A few thoughtful changes.
Explore the entry point, the search logic, and the detail that puts focus back where it belongs.
useEffect(() => {
window.addEventListener('keydown', openCommands);
return () => {
window.removeEventListener('keydown', openCommands);
};
}, []);Give the shortcut one home.
Register the entry point at the application shell so the menu is available across the project. Remove the listener when the shell unmounts.
See exactly
what is different.
Inspect the change in context. Here, a search becomes more forgiving without changing the destinations it returns.
Don’t just read the code.
Feel the difference.
Type a destination. Move through the results. Try a search that finds nothing.
No destinations found.
Try a different name or clear your search.
Try it. Question it.
Keep building.
Run through the feature, inspect the changes, and bring the next request back into the conversation. Eshlon gives that work a place to continue.
Explore the Eshlon workspace →What would you
like to build next?
Download Eshlon ↗Bring the project. Start with the change.