Content Roadmap

> Maintained by the Strategist agent. Prioritizes evergreen, authoritative, compoundable content.

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In Progress

None currently.

Planned

1. "Why Comments Are Seed's Killer Feature"

Type: Article / Positioning piece

Why now: The Commenting Experience doc was just updated with refined UX requirements. The cluster of pain points, external inspiration research, and completed projects (killing redirect, mobile toolbar) shows the team is actively investing. This content piece would crystalize the strategic vision for external audiences.

Impact: High — positions Seed as a discourse platform, not just a document store
Effort: Low-Medium — synthesis of existing evidence cluster
Confidence: High

Evidence:

What I want for the commenting experience

Remodeling the web

Signature Idea #1

2. "The Anatomy of a Perfect Commenting UX"

Type: Article / Design guide

Why now: With Slite, Coda, Linear, and Google Docs inspiration already collected, this is a synthesis opportunity. What do all these patterns teach us? What does Seed do differently?

Impact: Medium — establishes design authority
Effort: Medium — requires synthesis + Seed-specific framing
Confidence: Medium-High

Evidence:

Slite inline comment UX

Coda inline comment UX

Linear Inline Comments UX

Google Docs inline comment UX

3. "Comment Block IDs: Making Every Thought Referencable"

Type: Technical article / Protocol proposal

Why now: Point #2 in the commenting doc (comment blocks as first-class) is infrastructure-level. A technical article would socialize the idea and invite feedback before implementation.

Impact: Medium — technical leadership content
Effort: Low-Medium — scoped, specific topic
Confidence: Medium

Future Candidates

"The Redirect is Dead: Commenting on Any URL" — after the killing-redirect project ships solidly

"Mobile-First Commenting" — after the mobile UX improvements land

Workshop: "Build a Comment-Based Collaboration Tool on Seed"