How it works
Review drafts before execution
Before anything is built, agents produce the final version of the parts you care about most. Approve it, change it, or drop the card.
What gets drafted
You don't have to ask. While planning a card, the board brings in the agents its changes call for, and each one puts its draft on the card:
| Agent | What you review |
|---|---|
ui-designer | Screen layouts, interactions and screen text |
copywriting | Website pages, README, release notes and user documentation |
email-planner | Email subjects, copy, and desktop and mobile previews |
prompt-writer | Diffs for skills, prompts and model instructions |
illustrator | Diagrams, illustrations, screenshots, icons and share cards |
competitor-research | How named competitors handle the feature |
tech-stack-advisor | The library, tool or service to adopt, and why |
hyperframes-editor | Product videos, rendered from their scripts |
Video, slide, social post and blog workflows bring in their own agents. See Agents for the full list and how to add one by hand.
Open the draft
Read each agent's section on the card. Drafts can be images, diagrams, HTML/TSX previews, diffs or storyboards. HTML/TSX previews show the proposed interface without running your project.
A draft is not a sketch of the direction: it is the version the build follows. Check what appears, what it says and what users can do.
Request changes
Use Discuss to say what should change and why:
Remove the second action. Keep the invitation button and explain who can use it.
The agent updates the draft in place. Review the current version before approving it. If the draft shows the idea itself is wrong, revise the card or reject it.
Approve and build
Draft approval appears as a question on the card. Open Resolve, choose the approval option or provide your own answer, then submit with Resolve.
Some tasks have several stages, such as copy followed by screen design. Review each stage before the next starts. Approval updates the plan; you start implementation with Build once the required drafts and questions are settled.
Afterward, compare the delivery with the approved draft and try the changed behavior. Follow Your first card for an example.