From a chat
to a finished
thing
Work should not dissolve into a conversation. A project is a folder with files, a version history and an address where the result opens. A canvas is a document you and the bot edit together.
A project
All features in detail →Files and running
A file tree, an editor, one-button run and a preview inside the app. Not “here is some code, paste it somewhere” but a thing that works.
Version history
Every change the bot makes shows as before and after. Don't like it — roll back with one button, no forensics about what it rewrote.
Publishing
Done, and the project opens at its own address. The certificate and the domain configure themselves; nothing to wire by hand.
A canvas
A document for two
A contract, an article, an estimate, a plan. The bot writes the draft, you edit it in place — and you both look at the same document rather than a retelling.
You can see what changed
Canvas versions are kept: compare them, go back, and see whose edit that was.
Take it with you
Export, print and send by email. The document is not locked inside the app.
One bot hands out
the work
Appointed in the swarm list
Pick the lead where you already see your bots. It can hand out tasks and ask for results straight away.
A task board
Who is doing what, by when, and what is already delivered — in one place, without retelling it in chat.
Acceptance
Before a task closes, the auditor checks the result against what was asked. If they disagree, the work goes back.