Hi community!

We have been exploring the recent feature ChatGPT Apps has opened to developers, as a way to trigger reflections directly into ChatGPT conversations.

Hi community!

At Jots we believe that reflection should be a core engineering skill, especially in this age of AI.

So we built a Reflection Skills MCP and made it open-source.
It is a protocol server that exposes:

Hi community!

We have released our custom Reflection Engine! This engine is designed to output reflection scores and detailed insights to help improve your critical thinking skills.

Hi community!

We hope you are all having a strong start to the year!

Hi community!
As the year 2026 unfolds, we have been exploring a few ideas to improve your reflection experience further.

Please vote for the feature you would like to see this year in Jots.

And feel free to add any feature we might have missed in the comments.

This week at Jots
Hi community!

Firstly, we want to wish you a Happy New Year!

Since we started Jots, we have been accumulating quite a few prompts, and we thought it would be a good idea to share our list for anyone to benefit from them, even if they are not using our app!

Good prompts make reflection easier, deeper, and more consistent, so we hope these prompts will help you in your professional development!

Hi community!

This week, we re excited to roll out two extra features designed to help you start your day with intention, act and reflect:
Task Manager to keep track of your daily todos and prioritise them

Daily Goals Visual Indicator to provide you with visual hints as you make progress through your day. Set one intention, complete one task, reflect once a day to complete the full set.

Hi community!

We have been listening to your feedback and are excited to release 2 new features for Jots this week!

• Github integration support so that you can easily import your daily commits as extra context for prompted reflections

A study from the Harvard Business School demonstrated that people who regularly reflect improve their performance by up to 23%.

Still, most people rarely pause to process what they learn.