Vibe Coding Projects for Librarians

I am a school librarian. I am not a developer. I want to customize the ShareSpace tool (the four files: code.gs, submit.html, board.html, admin.html) into a Book Recommendation Gallery for my students. Please update the code so: - Three new fields are captured on submit: bookTitle (required), bookAuthor (required), gradeLevel (optional, dropdown from Pre-K through 12 and Staff) - The new fields are stored in the Google Sheet alongside the existing fields - The categories become: Realistic Fiction, Fantasy and Sci-Fi, Mystery and Adventure, Graphic Novel, Nonfiction, Biography and Memoir - The board card shows the cover image up top, then book title in a serif font, then author in italic, then a genre pill, then the student's review with a gold opening quotation mark, then "Recommended by [name] - [grade]" at the bottom - The submit form is reorganized to ask for: first name and grade in a two-column row, then school email, then book title, then author, then genre, then cover image, then "Why should other students read this?" as the review prompt - The admin page has two edit buttons per row: "Edit details" (title, author, grade, genre in a small editor) and "Edit review" (the existing reflection editor) - The admin search filters across title, author, name, email, and review text The page headers should read "Book Recommendation Gallery" and "Recommend a Book". Keep the navy and gold TCEA color scheme. Keep the Drive-backed architecture exactly as is. Give me all four files updated, in one response.

I am a school librarian. I am not a developer. I want to customize the ShareSpace tool for a summer reading program. Please update the code so: - The categories on the upload page are "Picture Book", "Chapter Book", "Graphic Novel", "Audiobook", and "Other" - The reflection prompt reads "Tell us in two or three sentences what you loved about this book" - The page header reads "Roosevelt Elementary Summer Reading" - The page accent color is a warm orange instead of the default - A small line at the bottom reminds students their submission will be reviewed before going live Keep everything else the same. Give me the full updated files in one response.

I am a school librarian. I am hosting an author visit with Jason Reynolds for grades 6 through 8. Please customize the WonderWall tool so: - The header reads "Questions for Jason Reynolds" - A short paragraph at the top reminds students to keep questions respectful and on-topic - The submission form asks for a first name only, no last names - Once approved, questions appear with the student's first name and grade level - The moderation password is the word I will tell you in my next message Keep the rest of the structure intact. Give me the complete file in one response.

I am a school librarian working with fourth graders on a genre sorting activity. Please customize the StickyBoard tool so: - The board has five labeled zones across the top: Realistic Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery, Biography, Informational - Sticky notes start in a "Books to Sort" zone at the bottom of the page - The sticky note prompt is "Type the title of a book you have read" - Sticky notes come in five matching colors, one per genre - The board title reads "Where Does This Book Belong?" Keep all the dragging and saving features intact. Give me the full file.

I am a school librarian running a Makerspace showcase. Students will submit photos, videos, or short writeups of what they built. Please customize the ShareSpace tool so: - The categories are "3D Print", "Cardboard Build", "Coding Project", "Textile/Sewing", and "Mixed Media" - The upload form asks for the student's name, grade, project category, and a one-sentence "What I learned" - The masonry board shows the project category as a colored pill on each card - The board title reads "Makerspace 2026 Showcase" - A small "Vote" button appears on each approved card; clicking it increments a counter Give me the complete updated files in one response.

I am a middle school librarian. I want a tool where students can submit anonymous questions about books, research, or library services. Please customize the WonderWall tool so: - The header reads "Ask the Librarian" - The submission form is fully anonymous, no name, no grade - Submissions are tagged with one of three categories the student picks: "Book Help", "Research Help", "Library Question" - The public board groups questions by category - The moderation page shows the count of pending questions in each category - Approved questions show my one-paragraph answer if I add one Give me the full code.

I am a school librarian running a faculty book club. The book this month is "The Anxious Generation" by Jonathan Haidt. Please customize the StickyBoard tool so: - The board has four prompt zones: "A line that stuck with me", "A question I still have", "A connection to my classroom", "Something I disagree with" - Sticky notes come in four colors matched to those zones - The board title reads "Book Club: The Anxious Generation" - Below the title, the meeting date displays in a small italic line - New sticky notes default to the color of whatever zone they are dropped in Keep all drag, edit, and save features intact. Give me the full file.