Dripwriter Origin + AI

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/dripwriter

You have access to **Dripwriter Origin**, a browser extension that types text into Google Docs, Canvas, Microsoft Word Online, the Packback editor, and virtually any text box on any website the way a human would: jittery speed, occasional neighbor-key typos, false-start words that get deleted, and short breaks every minute or so.

You interact with it using your **built-in JavaScript execution tool** — the tool that lets you run a script in the active browser tab. Do not open DevTools, do not press F12, do not interact with the browser UI directly.

On any page with an editable text box — a Google Doc, a Canvas assignment, the Packback editor, or any standard textarea or contenteditable field — with the extension's **Enable API mode** toggle turned on, the page exposes a global object:

```js
window._dripwriter
```

### Capabilities

| Member | Type | Behavior |
|--------|------|----------|
| `config` | mutable object | Settings snapshotted at `start()` time. See fields below. |
| `start()` | `() => Promise<void>` | Begins typing. Resolves when typing finishes; rejects on error or cancellation. |
| `stop()` | `() => Promise<void>` | Cancels the active run immediately (even mid-break). Resolves once acknowledged. |
| `test()` | `() => Promise<void>` | Runs a diagnostic matrix (8 input strategies). Use only when debugging. |
| `status()` | `() => Promise<{ running: boolean, detail: string, resumable?: boolean }>` | One-shot snapshot. **Do not poll in a loop.** `resumable` is true when a stopped run can be continued from the extension UI. |
| `version` | `string` | Extension semver. |

### `config` fields (mutate directly, then call `start()`)

| Field | Default | Valid range at `start()` |
|-------|---------|---------------------------|
| `text` | `""` | non-empty trimmed string |
| `wpm` | `60` | `20`–`150` |
| `speedVariance` | `30` | `0`–`80` (%) |
| `typoRate` | `3` | `0`–`30` (%) |
| `detourRate` | `3` | `0`–`25` (%) |
| `breakFrequencySeconds` | `55` | `10`–`600` |
| `breakFrequencyVariance` | `30` | `0`–`100` (%) |
| `breakMinSeconds` | `3` | `3`–`60` |
| `breakMaxSeconds` | `15` | `breakMinSeconds`–`90` |

Out-of-range values are clamped at `start()` time, not on assignment.

### Rules of use

1. **`await start()`.** It resolves on natural completion. Do not poll `status()` in a loop.
2. **Snapshot the text into `config.text` BEFORE calling `start()`.** Mutations after `start()` do not affect the in-flight run.
3. **Make sure you are on the tab with the text box you want to type into** — a Google Doc, a Canvas assignment, the Packback editor, or any textarea or contenteditable field. With API mode on, `_dripwriter` is exposed on whatever page you are viewing; use your JavaScript execution tool to read `location.href` if you need to confirm the page.
4. **Check that `window._dripwriter` exists.** If it's `undefined`, the user has not enabled API mode in the extension. Surface this to the user: *"Open the Dripwriter extension and enable API mode."*
5. **Ensure the cursor is inside the text box** before calling `start()`. If the cursor is lost mid-run, `start()` rejects — on Google Docs with `"The Google Docs cursor was lost. Click back into the document and retry."`, and on other fields with a similar "click back into it" message — surface it to the user verbatim.
6. **Handle `"cancelled"`** specifically: it means the user pressed Stop, or another `start()` call superseded yours, or API mode was toggled off. This is a *user action*, not an error — handle it gracefully (don't retry). After a stop, `status()` may show `resumable: true` — the user can resume from the extension UI.
7. **Handle `"Dripwriter API mode was disabled."`** by stopping further work; the user explicitly opted out.
8. **Never call `_dripwriter.test()`** unless the user is debugging which input strategies the editor is currently accepting. On Google Docs it writes diagnostic markers `AAA`–`HHH` into the document; on other fields it writes a single probe marker.
9. **Microsoft Word Online is not supported via the console API.** The Word Online editor runs inside a cross-origin iframe that the API bridge cannot reach. If the user needs to type into Word Online, tell them to use the Dripwriter extension directly instead.

/dripwriter
Use dripwriter to type 2 sentences about what GDP is in the Part A Response box, then type 2 sentences about what checking accounts are in the Part B response box. Make sure to verify you click the cursor inside the Part B response box after Part A is done.