Paste a prompt. Get a working app.

Build an interactive artifact: a habit tracker built around pasting. Track three starter habits — drink water, 20-minute walk, read before bed — editable in the app. The heart is a big paste box: I keep a simple running log in my notes app, one line per day like '2026-07-05: water, walk', and paste the whole thing in whenever I visit; the app parses it and redraws everything. Show a month grid with a colored dot per habit per day, current and best streaks for each habit, and one gentle insight line like 'Walking is your steadiest habit this month.' Let me check off today with big buttons, then hit 'Copy my updated log' to get fresh text for my notes. Theme it like a little garden — each habit is a plant that grows as its streak gets longer. Everything in app state, no login.

Make an interactive artifact: a workout dice roller for no-equipment home sessions. One giant 'Roll my workout' button builds a random routine from an editable exercise pool (squats, push-ups, lunges, plank, jumping jacks, glute bridges, mountain climbers, wall sit). First I pick a length — Quick 5 minutes, Standard 15, or Feeling Brave 25 — and a focus: full body, legs, core, or upper. The roll animates like tumbling dice, then deals my workout as a card list showing reps or seconds per move, with a built-in timer that walks me through each exercise and beeps between moves. Add a 'too spicy, reroll one' button that swaps a single exercise, and a finish screen with a ridiculous victory message. Bold, energetic style with text readable from across the living room. Keep all state in the app, no login or saving.