Visual pace indicator #155
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After using the diagonal strips for a few days, they may be a bit too much. Switched to vertical. |
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I keep being blown away by your contributions. Love this! |
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Pace was a great addition. Couldn’t stop thinking of a visual representation and went through a bunch of different options over the last week. Eventually settled on a diagonal marker. It’s red when in deficit, green in reserve, and hidden when on pace. I switched labels to “in deficit” and “in reserve” because “ahead“ and “behind” was getting really confusing when looking at both “used” and “left” output modes. Made with Codex. Claude in deficit courtesy of Clawdbot.
Diagonal pace indicator, first commit in the PR