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To make things even clearer, we are going to be updating our business registration in the coming days to 'TXTWRK Limited' in the UK & currently operate online in our startup phase, with workshops in educational institutions & community settings. We operate via the following domains: We monitise via the following sites: We operate the following social media: We operate the email addresses:
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Business@TXTWRK.com
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Work@TXTWRK.com
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We operate the following TXTWRK pages: We operate the phone numbers: •447984582170 •0800 line coming soon We operate the following addresses:
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PO BOX coming soon & we focus on written communications
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TXTWRK is a public work network

The power of AI... @Copilot Search

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Building Today: Helping People Express Themselves Better Than Existing Social Systems


One of the features we are building today at TXTWRK is designed around mental health, expression, and giving people more control over how long a post should represent them.

Most social systems let people post how they feel.

But they rarely ask:

How long should this feeling stay attached to you?

That matters.

People need space to express anger, sadness, grief, pressure, fear, confusion, concern, hope, recovery, and change — without every post feeling like a permanent label.

TXTWRK already has Post Tone options such as:

• Happy
• Sad
• Angry
• Emotional
• Concerned
• Excited
• Informative

Now we are working on extending this.

When a user selects a Post Tone, a second dropdown can appear:

How long should this post represent you?

Options:

• Temporary
• Until Date
• See If It Lasts
• Here Forever

If Until Date is selected, a calendar picker appears so the user can choose exactly when the post should expire.

Why This Supports Mental Health


Sometimes people do not need silence.

They need safer expression.

Someone may need to rant, explain, process, warn, grieve, reflect, or speak honestly — but they may not want that post to define them forever.

This gives the user and the audience more context.

It says:

> This is how I feel right now.
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> This is how long I want this post to represent me.

10 Examples


1. Bad Day At Work
Tone: Angry
Presence: Temporary

> "My manager has really annoyed me today."

2. Relationship Breakup
Tone: Emotional
Presence: Until Date

> "I'm struggling after my relationship ended."

3. Family Grief
Tone: Sad
Presence: See If It Lasts

> "I'm trying to process losing someone important."

4. Personal Recovery
Tone: Emotional
Presence: Here Forever

> "This was the moment I decided to change my life."

5. Derby Community Concerns
Tone: Concerned
Presence: Temporary

> "The city centre feels neglected right now."

6. Local Pulse Feelings
Tone: Sad
Presence: Until Date

> "This month I feel disconnected from my community."

7. Government Policy
Tone: Concerned
Presence: Temporary

> "I strongly disagree with this policy."

8. Elections & Political Figures
Tone: Informative
Presence: See If It Lasts

> "This is my view on the current election."

9. World Events
Tone: Emotional
Presence: Until Date

> "This situation makes me angry and upset."

10. Extreme Emotional Moments
Tone: Angry
Presence: Temporary

> "I'm furious right now."

The Bigger Point


A post can be:

• A moment
• A season
• A chapter
• A lifetime record

Existing systems often treat them all the same.

TXTWRK is building toward something more human.

A system where people can express themselves honestly, but with better context, better control, and less pressure for one emotional moment to become their permanent public identity.

Later on, you can filter through them easier and choose what stays or what does not. Maybe you want to keep the post alive...

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TXTWRK Workspace: Upgrades (09/06/2026)


Overview


TXTWRK Workspace continues to evolve beyond a traditional text editor into a development environment designed around continuity, collaboration, and community-driven development.

Unlike many editors that focus primarily on code editing, TXTWRK Workspace focuses on helping people continue work across devices, teams, and projects without losing context.

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Upgrades Added


Improved Workspace Navigation


New file organisation options have been introduced:
By Groups
By Folders
By Recent

This helps developers move through large projects more efficiently and reduces time spent searching for frequently used files.

Search results now display the full file path, making it easier to identify files with identical names located in different directories.

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Multi-Pane Editing


Workspace now supports multiple editor zones, allowing users to work on several files simultaneously.

Users can switch between:
1 editor
2 editors
3 editors
4 editors

This makes it easier to compare files, work across related systems, and understand larger codebases.

Resizable editor zones are also being introduced, allowing developers to prioritise the areas of the project they are actively working on.

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Cross-Device Development


TXTWRK Workspace continues to support one of its core strengths:
Phone → PC
PC → Laptop
Laptop → Tablet
Browser Reload → Continue Working

Developers can move between devices and continue development without rebuilding their environment each time.

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Why This Matters


Traditional editors often focus on:
Faster typing
Extensions
Autocomplete
AI code generation

TXTWRK Workspace focuses on:
Continuity
Organisation
Collaboration
Community
Development workflows

The goal is not simply to edit files faster, but to make development easier to manage over time.

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Future Development


Several major capabilities are planned for future releases.

AI Assisted Editing


TXTWRK is exploring AI-assisted editing where users can:

1. Highlight a block of code.
2. Describe a change.
3. Generate a replacement.
4. Review and apply the result.

This approach keeps humans in control while allowing AI to assist with repetitive work.

Checklist Technology Integration


One of the most significant future integrations will connect Workspace directly with TXTWRK Checklist Technology.

Files will eventually connect to:
Suggestions
Uploads
Screenshots
Community feedback
Progress tracking
Development discussions

This transforms development from isolated coding into collaborative project improvement.

Workspace Version Control


Future versions are expected to introduce:
Workspace snapshots
Multi-file rollback
Change comparison
Restore points

Allowing entire project updates to be reversed quickly if required.

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Long-Term Vision


TXTWRK Workspace is not attempting to become another desktop IDE.

The long-term vision is to become a TXTWRK IDE Editor as a Service, connecting:
Workspace
Checklists
Messaging
Feedback
Communities
Files
AI
Project Management

into a single connected environment.

The editor remains important, but over time it becomes one part of a larger development ecosystem designed to help people build, organise, improve, and maintain projects together.

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Footnote: TXTWRK Workspace Compared With Other Technology


1. TXTWRK is not “just another editor”


Most editors begin with the file.

TXTWRK Workspace begins with the person continuing their work.

That means the real value is not only writing code. The value is being able to return, continue, organise, collaborate, and improve the project from different devices and locations.

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2. Compared with Notepad++


Notepad++ is excellent for fast local editing. It is simple, reliable, and powerful on a single machine.

But to turn Notepad++ into a wider development system, users usually need extra tools such as FTP, Git, cloud storage, chat apps, AI plugins, and project trackers.

TXTWRK Workspace brings more of that journey into the browser from the start.

The advantage is continuity: open the workspace, find the file, continue editing, switch device, reload the browser, and carry on.

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3. Compared with VS Code and desktop IDEs


VS Code and major IDEs are powerful professional development tools. They are strong for extensions, debugging, Git, languages, terminals, and advanced coding workflows.

TXTWRK Workspace is not trying to beat them feature-for-feature as desktop software.

Its direction is different.

TXTWRK is a TXTWRK IDE Editor as a Service: a connected workspace layer for editing, organising, team access, server files, messaging, and future community-linked development.

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4. Compared with GitHub and Codex


GitHub is excellent for repositories, pull requests, version history, and professional code management.

Codex-style AI tools are excellent for code help, explanations, and generation.

TXTWRK’s opportunity is connecting the work around the code.

Instead of only thinking:

“file → commit → pull request”

TXTWRK can grow toward:

“file → checklist → upload → suggestion → discussion → AI edit → review → update → rollback”

That gives TXTWRK a wider human workflow.

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5. Compared with AI coding startups


Many AI coding startups focus on speed: generate apps, write code, autocomplete, and build from prompts.

TXTWRK’s AI direction can be more controlled.

The planned feature is practical: highlight a block, explain the change, generate a replacement, review it, and apply it.

That keeps the human in control while AI handles repetitive editing and block replacement.

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6. Why today’s upgrades matter


Recent upgrades are not only interface changes.

They improve how a developer thinks through a project:

Groups help organise systems.

Folders help locate where files actually live.

Recent files help continue active work.

Pinned files keep important files close.

Multi-pane editing helps compare connected files.

Resizable editor zones help focus attention where needed.

Full-path search avoids confusion when multiple files have the same name.

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7. The bigger TXTWRK advantage


The biggest advantage is not one single feature.

It is the connection between features.

Workspace can eventually connect with TXTWRK Checklist Technology, file uploads, suggestions, messaging, feedback, community review, and version rollback.

That turns the editor into part of a wider development ecosystem.

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8. Final position


Traditional editors help people edit files.

Desktop IDEs help professionals build software.

GitHub helps teams manage repositories.

AI coding tools help generate code faster.

TXTWRK Workspace helps people continue, organise, discuss, improve, and coordinate development across devices, teams, files, and communities.

That is the difference.


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TXTWRK Workspace Version Control Note


TXTWRK Workspace is already strongest for web service development, server files, API endpoints, and app-service linking.

The next major upgrade is simple:

Set Version Now

When a user clicks this, TXTWRK records the current saved file changes as a named version.

Example:
12 files edited
update tested
system works
click Set Version Now
version is stored

Later, if something breaks, the user can open versions and restore:
one file
selected files
the full version

This turns TXTWRK Workspace from a server editor into a recoverable server development environment.

The core idea:

Edit from anywhere. Save from anywhere. Version from anywhere. Roll back from anywhere.

This is not Git-first version control.

It is TXTWRK-first version control: simple, visual, server-connected, and designed for real web-service work.

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For TXTWRK, this means the strongest lane is still web/service technology: browser apps, server apps, APIs, dashboards, community systems, admin panels, mobile web services, and app-like web experiences. That gives the owner close to full control from anywhere, because the live service files sit on the server and can be edited through Workspace.

Windows apps are “just files” in the source-code sense, yes. You could edit C#, C++, Electron, Tauri, Python, or installer/project files inside TXTWRK Workspace. But the build stage still needs a compiler/build runner. Future TXTWRK should add: workspace snapshots, multi-file rollback, backups before save, file compare, build runners, and release packages.
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The ERROR of AI


You can just Edit Message in future.

It's just a robot.

Even Elon Musk treats it like that: a function that can help you.

In this conversation, you can say:

> Lets learn from that response, correct my input and get the new response.

That means the error does not need to become anger.

It can become correction.

The human checks the input.
The missing part gets added.
The AI regenerates.
The answer improves.
The human gives the corrected response a thumbs up.

Not because the first answer was right.

Because the correction was right.

Error → Edit Message → Correct Input → New Response → Reward the Fix

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The second error is the loop.

And it is not only about code.

It can happen in any conversation with AI: a plan, a story, a memory, a file, a screenshot, a post, or a question.

Sometimes the AI is wrong.

Sometimes the human input is incomplete.

Sometimes the conversation is overloaded.

The skill is knowing which one happened.

Ask:

> Did I give the full context?
> Did I make the AI guess?
> Did it ignore me, or did I leave something out?

If the AI is wrong, correct it.

If the input is wrong, edit it.

If both are messy, reset the task.

Do not turn every bad answer into a fight.

That wastes the day.

One wrong answer becomes ten messages.
Ten messages become frustration.
Frustration makes the next input worse.
Then the loop repeats.

The better loop is:

> Check the source.
> Edit the message.
> Add the missing detail.
> Regenerate.
> Verify.
> Move on.

The win is not proving who was wrong.

The win is recovering quickly.

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It can be bugs/malicious/human error/etc... Either way, don't get caught in the loop, correct it... Do 100 AI tasks today!
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TXTWRK Local Pulse is now entering Stage One.

It is a community intelligence layer for feelings, needs, actions and local network movement.

It asks:

How are people feeling physically and mentally?
What is the condition of this place?
What do people need?
What are people prepared to do?
What is the network already doing around them?

Most networks show attention.

TXTWRK Local Pulse is being built to show understanding.

This is the foundation for future AI summaries, TXTWRK Journalists, Web Impressions, local reports, community memory and tools that help people understand what is happening around them before it becomes a crisis.

Stage One is alive.

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TXTWRK Local Pulse — Stage One Report


TXTWRK Local Pulse is now entering its first working stage: a community-first intelligence tool designed to help people understand how they feel, what their area needs, what people are prepared to do, and what activity is already happening across the network.

This is not just another social feature.

Most networks show posts, likes, comments, views, followers, and engagement.

TXTWRK Local Pulse goes deeper.

It asks:

How are people feeling physically and mentally?
What is the condition of this place?
What do people need?
What are people prepared to do?
What is the network already doing around them?

That combination is what makes Local Pulse powerful.

It turns daily lived experience into structured community intelligence.

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Why this matters


Every place has signals.

People feel them before systems officially react.

A community can sense when something is changing:
people feel more isolated
money pressure rises
work confidence drops
safety feeling changes
local services feel stretched
people want more activities
support needs increase
local energy improves or declines
public content and engagement rises
people become more willing to help

Normal social networks are not built to understand that.

They are mostly built to show attention.

Local Pulse is built to understand condition, demand, action and movement.

That is the difference.

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What Local Pulse does


Local Pulse lets people share signals about themselves, their community, and their needs across different timeframes, including:
Today
This Week
This Month
This Quarter
This Year
Next Week
Next Month
Next Quarter
Next Year
Last Week
Last Month
Last Quarter
Last Year
Custom ranges

This matters because community feeling is not fixed.

A place can feel different today than it did last month.
A group of people may need something next month that they do not need today.
A local area may show stronger community action this quarter than it did last year.

Local Pulse helps capture those changes.

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What the system reads


The first working version focuses on four core intelligence layers.

1. Feelings


People can share how they feel across a wide set of signals, including place feeling, people feeling, safety, money, health, connection, social life, opportunity, local services, activities, education, work, business confidence, support access, readiness to help, mental feeling, physical feeling, trust, culture, media atmosphere, and more.

This helps reveal the emotional, physical, mental, social and practical condition of a location.

2. Needs and demands


People can share what they need or want more of, including industries, products, services, skills, career directions, activities, lifestyle signals, and other local demands.

This helps show what people are asking for before problems become louder.

3. Community action


People can also share what they are prepared to do.

That includes personal steps, local involvement, support actions, place improvement, and future-building actions.

This is important because Local Pulse is not only about asking for help.

It also shows where people are ready to contribute.

4. TXTWRK Activity Context


Local Pulse can also read TXTWRK activity from users connected to a location-depth.

That includes profile movement, info reels, posts, engagements, interactive signals, checklists, API kits, workspaces, saves, monetisation, and other network activity.

This helps answer:

What are users in this area already doing on TXTWRK during this period?

This gives Local Pulse more context than a normal poll.

It can compare how people feel with what people are actually doing.

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Why location depth matters


TXTWRK Local Pulse connects to the TXTWRK location system.

That means a signal can be understood at different levels, such as:
City of Derby
Derby
Derbyshire
East Midlands
England
United Kingdom
Europe

This gives the platform a way to understand local patterns without trapping them inside one small page.

A city can have its own pulse.
A county can have its own pulse.
A region can have its own pulse.
A country can have its own pulse.

That makes Local Pulse useful for people, communities, businesses, charities, local pages, councils, journalists, organisers, researchers and future AI tools.

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Why this is different from normal social media


Normal social networks are built around attention.

TXTWRK Local Pulse is built around understanding.

It is not only asking:

What got the most likes?

It is asking:

What is actually happening to people?
What is changing in this area?
What needs are appearing?
What actions are people willing to take?
What network movement supports the picture?

That means Local Pulse is not just a feed.

It is a structured local signal system.

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Why big tech, big AI and big data companies should care


If we are being direct, Local Pulse is the kind of system big technology companies often try to build years later through dashboards, civic tools, survey products, local data partnerships, AI summaries, social listening systems, health/community pattern tools, or smart-city projects.

The problem is that those systems often start from the wrong place.

They start from outside the community.

TXTWRK starts from inside it.

Local Pulse does not only collect content.
It asks people how they feel.
It asks what they need.
It asks what they are willing to do.
It connects that to location-depth.
It connects that to member type.
It connects that to TXTWRK activity.
It can later connect that to journalists, checklists, Web Impressions, AI summaries, APIs, local pages and community action.

That is why this matters to big AI and data companies.

AI needs structured human context.

Local Pulse creates structured human context from real community interaction.

It can become a local intelligence layer that helps AI understand:
place condition
public mood
local pressure
demand signals
action readiness
community movement
time-based change
location-depth patterns
network behaviour
public reporting context

This is not just data.

It is living civic context.

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The brutal view of TXTWRK


TXTWRK is still early.

It needs simplification.
It needs stronger design consistency.
It needs more testing.
It needs cleaner onboarding.
It needs investment.
It needs people to understand why the system is bigger than a normal social network.

But that is also the opportunity.

TXTWRK has not been built as one narrow app.

It is becoming a network operating system for posts, profiles, records, reels, locations, checklists, feedback, documentation, API kits, community action, preservation, Web Impressions, workspaces, data tools and AI-assisted understanding.

That is why Local Pulse matters so much.

Local Pulse can become the intelligence layer that makes the wider network make sense.

It turns TXTWRK from:

a place where people post

into:

a place where communities can understand themselves.

That is a major shift.

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Why this could become part of a 1000-year vision


Most platforms are built for engagement cycles.

TXTWRK is being built for long-term records, community memory, digital preservation and practical public use.

Local Pulse fits that long-term vision because communities do not only need today’s posts.

They need memory.

They need to know:
what changed this month
what repeated this year
what keeps coming back every winter
what people asked for last quarter
what actions actually happened
what areas felt pressure before systems reacted
what local issues became patterns
what support worked
what did not work
what the community learned

That is where Local Pulse becomes bigger than a feature.

It becomes community memory.

A system like this should not be built for one campaign, one trend or one product cycle.

It should be built to last.

That is the TXTWRK direction.

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The human early-warning idea


Local Pulse also has a deeper long-term purpose.

Communities often feel problems before institutions officially react.

People notice when something is off:
more people feeling unwell
more anxiety or isolation
more cost pressure
more transport problems
more service access issues
more care needs
more food pressure
more local safety concerns
more people needing support

Local Pulse gives those signals a structure.

It does not replace doctors, councils, hospitals, emergency services, charities, journalists, professional support or official reporting.

It helps communities notice patterns earlier and turn lived experience into shared local knowledge.

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Link with TXTWRK Journalists


TXTWRK Local Pulse will connect naturally with TXTWRK Journalists as that tool develops.

TXTWRK Journalists is currently being developed as a route for approved contributors to report local stories, updates, events, issues and community information.

Local Pulse adds a second layer.

Journalists can report what is happening in a place.

Local Pulse can show what people in that place are feeling, needing, doing and building.

Together, they can help create a clearer public picture of local reality.

A journalist might report a local issue.

Local Pulse might show whether people are feeling that issue across the area.

That creates a stronger local intelligence loop.

This part is not the finished end-state yet.

It is one of the next connections being built.

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Link with Web Impressions


Local Pulse will also connect with TXTWRK Web Impressions.

A Local Pulse report does not have to remain as plain text.

It can become:
a visual community report
a shareable local signal card
a homepage module
a profile or community cover
a screenshot-safe public update
an AI-assisted visual explanation
a living local story

Web Impressions are already part of TXTWRK’s direction for turning posts, ideas, causes, products, features and reports into structured visual web moments.

Local Pulse gives Web Impressions a new type of source material:

community intelligence.

That means a Local Pulse report could become a visual local briefing, a community signal card, a campaign update, a public dashboard panel, or a shareable story about what a place is feeling and doing.

This will come further as the Web Impression workflow develops.

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Where AI fits next


Stage One gives Local Pulse the foundation.

The next stages can bring AI into the system to help:
explain local signals in plain language
detect repeating community patterns
compare this month with last month
compare this quarter with last quarter
generate local action suggestions
connect useful knowledge links
support community journalists
help local pages understand what is changing
create safer summaries from complex data
power Web Impressions and visual reports

AI can help translate structured community data into useful language.

Not to replace people.

To help people understand what they are already telling the system.

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Stage One is only the beginning


This first stage is intentionally foundational.

It proves the structure:
people can submit signals
signals can be grouped by time
signals can be grouped by location depth
signals can be grouped by member type
feelings can be separated from needs and actions
public stats can update efficiently
TXTWRK activity can provide extra context
the display can turn data into readable local intelligence

The next stages will simplify the form, improve the experience, add gamification, add stronger AI interpretation, and make the whole system easier for everyday people to use.

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Why this matters


TXTWRK Local Pulse is being built to help communities understand themselves better.

It gives people a way to say:

This is how we feel.
This is what we need.
This is what we are prepared to do.
This is what our area is already doing.

That is a powerful foundation for local knowledge, community support, public reporting, AI-assisted understanding, and long-term community memory.

Local Pulse helps communities notice what is happening before it becomes a crisis.

It turns daily experience into shared intelligence.

It helps people text work their reality into something useful.

This is Stage One.

The foundation is now alive.

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TXTWRK Local Pulse with @ImSunnyClaire