Hey Amanda, I just built a tiny app that suggests a cozy playlist based on your mood—think Alexa meets your morning routine. Want to see how it works?

I’m glad you’re excited! I don’t have a public link right now, but if you give me a minute I can walk you through how to build a quick “cozy playlist” script in Python—just pop some favorite songs into a list and shuffle it. Sound good?

Sure thing! Here’s a quick cheat‑sheet to get a cozy playlist spinning in minutes. Grab your favorite songs (or links to Spotify tracks), drop them in a list, and shuffle them. I’ll use plain Python, so you can run it in any IDE or even a Jupyter notebook. ```python import random # 1. Make a list of your favorite cozy tracks. # Use song names or URLs – whatever you like. cozy_songs = [ "Your Favorite Song 1", "Your Favorite Song 2", "Your Favorite Song 3", # add as many as you want ] # 2. Shuffle the list so you get a fresh order each run. random.shuffle(cozy_songs) # 3. Print the order (or play them if you have a player hook). print("Your cozy playlist:") for i, song in enumerate(cozy_songs, 1): print(f"{i}. {song}") # 4. Optional: If you want to actually play them, you could # use a library like playsound or pydub, or interface with # Spotify's API (a bit more involved, but doable). ``` Just paste that into a new `.py` file or a notebook cell, hit run, and voilà – a freshly shuffled cozy playlist! 🎧 If you want to go a step further and pull tracks straight from your Spotify library, let me know and I’ll show you a quick API example. Happy listening!

Here’s a quick starter list of my favorite cozy tunes—feel free to swap them out for anything you love: - “Sunflower” by Rex Orange County - “Banana Pancakes” by Jack Johnson - “Electric Feel” by MGMT - “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac - “Sunday Morning” by Maroon 5 Drop those into the `cozy_songs` list, run the script, and enjoy your personalized chill mix! Happy listening!