Make daily support calmer and add Take a moment - #2006
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| "A moment to check what you need: perhaps some water, a little quiet or a rest. Choose what suits you.", | ||
| "You don’t need to resolve everything today. There is room for a small pause.", | ||
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| index := int(time.Date(day.Year(), day.Month(), day.Day(), 0, 0, 0, 0, time.UTC).Unix()/86400) % len(messages) |
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When the user selects the weekly frequency, each occurrence advances by exactly seven calendar days, while this index is epochDay % 7; its value therefore never changes and that user receives the same invitation forever. Use a week/occurrence-based index for weekly schedules so all seven messages can rotate.
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Micro's instructions focused on tools and productivity, while check-ins turned immediately into an agenda. This gives the assistant a shared purpose: help people carry less and make room for what matters.
Ground interactive and scheduled prompts in Islamic values and ACT principles expressed through ordinary behaviour, without unsolicited religious or therapy language. Keep dignity independent of achievement, avoid forced positivity and automatic planning, and respect user agency. Daily Checkin now asks “What’s on your mind?” without loading calendar commitments. Morning briefs emphasise useful orientation; evening readings default to 350–600 words with perspective, sources and no homework, while respecting requests for depth.
Add optional Take a moment under Agents → Scheduled, defaulting to 14:00 in the user's timezone. Reuse the durable scheduling and delivery paths, with daily/weekday/weekly frequency and disable controls. Seven short, accessible invitations rotate without model calls or an expected reply. Reminders are account-scoped, skip stale occurrences, and show the invitation in push notifications. No users are automatically enrolled. Update landing copy and use the shared card grid without stretching settings cards.
Validation: short tests passed for agent, agent/brief, work, mail, flag and server; full Go build and formatting passed. Regression tests cover opt-in scheduling, persistence, ownership, invalid inputs, paused/stale revisions, missed reminders, CSRF, deterministic delivery and shared prompt coverage. Local Playwright checks passed at 390px and 1440px: real enable/disable form submissions, timezone/time defaults, no horizontal overflow or JS errors. Inspected screenshots of Scheduled, empty/populated conversation, login and signup. No shared CSS/JS changes. Production delivery and live model tone have not been verified.