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Waiting on You
Oldest has waited 3 days

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Waiting on You panel template

Code reviews, support tickets, homework to grade, approvals or library holds: what's waiting on you, and how long it's waited.

A queue of things waiting for your action, oldest first.

Refreshes
Hourly
Connects to
Wherever your queue lives
Row
Know the status
Open Hark (opens in a new tab)

Paste it into Hark’s chat. Hark asks about the gold parts, one short question at a time, then builds the panel on your Home.

The prompt

This is the "Waiting on You" template from Widget Index. Keep it a Waiting on You panel, titled "Waiting on You" unless I ask for a different name. Before you build it, ask me only about the parts marked [ask me], one short question at a time, in plain words that fit a Waiting on You panel, with two or three concrete options each time. Skip anything you can work out yourself or that has an obvious default. Then build it.

Build me a panel on my Home called "Waiting on You".

What it shows: one sentence with the headline (like "2 reviews waiting on you."), then the [ask me: what's waiting] that need my action, oldest first, each with [ask me: what each row shows] and how long it has waited. Never reply, approve or close anything for me.

Where the data lives: [ask me: where the queue lives]. Read it, never change it. If you can't reach it, ask me to connect or sign in.

Look: make the face of the panel the design, not a list of numbers. A big gold count of what's new, then the three newest items as clean rows with a small time or tag on the right. Under the visual, one short insight line that tells me what matters right now (like "Oldest has waited 3 days"), with a dot colored by urgency: green fine, gold needs attention, red act now. Dark background, gold #DEAB42 accent, small title. One visual and one insight on the face; any extra detail goes below it, never on top.

Rhythm: refresh [ask me: how often]. Re-check the source each time and keep only current values; never invent one.
Use: glance; open [ask me: what to open].

Ways to use the Waiting on You template

  • CodeReview PRs waiting on me
  • BusinessSupport tickets on me
  • StudyHomework left to grade
  • BusinessApprovals waiting on me
  • FamilyLibrary holds ready
  • CreativeClient feedback to answer

How to add it to your Hark Home

  1. 1

    Copy the prompt

    Press Copy prompt above. It is plain words, no code.

  2. 2

    Paste it into Hark

    Open Hark and paste the prompt into the chat.

  3. 3

    Answer a few questions

    Hark fills the gold blanks with you, then the Waiting on You panel shows up on your Home.

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