The Example
On the Meal ordering board, you say:
What Happens
The agent reads the board before it answers, so it can reason about what is already there. Ask what could go wrong, what is missing, or what you would need to know before building a step, and it answers in plain text without touching the map.
That makes it a cheap way to think out loud. Push back, add your own ideas, or ask it to go deeper on one item. Nothing is written to the board until you say so, and when you do it turns the list into cards of the type you asked for under the step you were discussing.
The conversation is kept, so “add the second and fourth ones” works too.
Try Saying
- “What questions should we answer before building Pay?”
- “Where are the gaps in this map?”
- “What pain points are we missing in "Pick dishes"?”
More Examples
All the examples, plus what agents will not do and a few tips.
