Compose layer
A blank project is intimidating. A drafted one is momentum.
Compose does the heavy first draft. Describe a goal in a sentence and it writes the full project: tasks, subtasks, priorities, and due dates. You stay the editor. Didi handles the blank page.
The blank page is the real blocker
Most projects do not stall because the work is hard. They stall because starting is hard. Sitting down to a new project means first inventing its whole shape: the phases, the tasks, the order, the deadlines. That is an hour of setup before a single real thing gets done, and it is the hour most people never quite find.
Compose takes that hour. Describe what you are trying to do and it drafts the entire project structure, sensibly sequenced, with due dates that account for the dependencies between steps. Two hours of project setup, done in about two minutes.
Project Blueprint
The headline use of Compose is Project Blueprint. Type a goal like “launch a 4-week cohort course in 45 days” and Didi returns a phased plan you can edit in place: reorder tasks, adjust priorities, shift dates, delete what does not fit, then save it as a real project in one click.
It is a starting point, not a straitjacket. Everything it drafts is an ordinary, editable task the moment it lands. See exactly how it works on the Project Blueprint page.
You stay the editor
Compose is deliberately a drafting tool, not an autopilot. It writes the first version so you are never staring at nothing, but every decision after that is yours. A drafted plan you can change beats a blank one you have to invent, and it beats a “smart” one that quietly runs itself. The AI handles the blank page; you handle the judgment.
Frequently asked questions
What is Didi's Compose layer?
Compose is the ToDidIt AI layer that drafts a full project from a one-sentence goal, writing sensibly sequenced tasks, subtasks, priorities, and due dates that account for the dependencies between steps.
What is Project Blueprint?
Project Blueprint is the headline use of Compose. Type a goal like “launch a 4-week cohort course in 45 days” and Didi returns a phased plan you can edit in place, then save as a real project in one click.
Can I edit what Compose drafts?
Yes. Everything Compose writes is an ordinary, editable task the moment it lands: reorder tasks, adjust priorities, shift dates, or delete what does not fit. It is a starting point, not a straitjacket.
Is Compose an autopilot that runs my projects?
No. Compose is a drafting tool, not an autopilot. It writes the first version so you are never staring at a blank page, but every decision after that is yours.