Timed Sprint Writing Prompt Blog Block for React

No. The prompt and the earlier ones are typed in PROMPT and EARLIER at the top of the file, as an editor would write them. Nothing calls a model, and the block never pretends to.

Start sprint runs the countdown, the same button then reads Pause, and after a pause it reads Resume. Reset clock puts the full length back and keeps your words. Choosing another length also starts the clock over and says so. When the clock reaches zero the status says how many words you wrote and the button becomes New sprint; you can keep typing.

The timer carries a sentence ("9 minutes 58 seconds remaining") instead of its digits, and a polite status speaks only when something happens: start, pause, resume, a new length, a reset and the end. It never reads every second.

A word is a run of characters between spaces or line breaks. The bar and the line under it ("9 of 300 words") update as you type, against a target of thirty words a minute for the chosen length. The target is a gentle pace, not a limit.

It is a Select named "Sprint length". It takes items and onValueChange with the new value.

The prompt and the length picker come first, then the pad under them, and the earlier prompts close the block, each part under a hairline. The timer, Reset clock and the Shine Button wrap onto two lines when they do not fit side by side.