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      <title>She Already Picks Her Own Stories. Why Couldn&#39;t She Pick Her Own Songs?</title>
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      <description>The first of a five-part Q&amp;amp;A about adding a picture-driven song tab to my home-built Kids Player. Part one is about the problem itself: why a folder of working audio files still wasn&amp;#39;t something my three-year-old could use on her own — and why I didn&amp;#39;t just hand her a video instead.</description>
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      <title>I Didn&#39;t Know What to Build. So I Described the Problem Instead.</title>
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      <description>Part two of a five-part Q&amp;amp;A on building the song tab. I had no plan for how to give a whole shelf of songs a picture-based front door — just a plain-language description of what I wanted, handed to Claude. Here&amp;#39;s what came back, and why it turned into a separate companion tool.</description>
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