One task
from start
to finish
An example: a coffee shop owner asks for a website. Here is what happens next — step by step, exactly as it looks in the app.
You write the task
In plain words, like a message to a coworker. No prompt wording to get right, no forms to fill in.
The assistant gathers a team
It decides who is needed, invites them into the conversation and lays the task out on the board. Each one takes their part.
The work happens on a shared computer
The programmer creates the project, builds the page and opens the phone and desktop previews. Nothing is hidden: you can look into the terminal at any moment.
Before anything big — a question for you
Publishing to the internet is a big step, so the bot asks. Try answering it yourself:
The reviewer checks
A separate model compares the result with the original task. And the claim “published” is matched against the bot’s action log.
Done
You get the result and a short report. If something is off, say so and the team fixes it. Every version is kept, and rollback is one button.
All along,
you can see
Every action
What the bot ran, which files it changed, what it opened in the browser — as cards right in the conversation.
Words checked against deeds
After each turn: what the bot claimed is compared with what it actually did.
What the team is waiting for
Queue, model, the answer itself, tools — a breakdown per turn whenever something feels slow.