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The workflow, with Implement highlightedOpen full size ↗ The workflow, with Implement highlightedOpen full size ↗

Start the build​

Approve and build here continues the App's planning session after its turn. A waiting terminal planner gets Build in <agent> · terminal and writes the Outline next. Otherwise Start the build opens on Plan.

The Implement start cardOpen full size ↗ The Implement start cardOpen full size ↗

Example task in a fictional project.

On the cardWhat it picks
AgentThe coding agent for this build
Build model and EffortThe model and effort for the session that writes and tests the code, with the recommended model and why
Subagent modelClaude Code only, folded: the model for slices it hands to subagents; other agents choose their own
What's differentWhat changes for the chosen agent, for example questions as numbered choices
Files for the build and WorkspaceAttachments, run location and branch/worktree choices

Press Approve & start for an App run. In my terminal shows one request box with Copy and a folder chip; hover for the full path or click to copy it. Paste into any agent, or ask in your own words.

For a pending Plan, Approve and copy approves it and copies the request. After approval, Ready to build offers Copy prompt. Closing the sidebar keeps the run (agent runs).

Where the build lands​

A new branch or worktree starts at this checkout's HEAD. A worktree's name sets its branch and folder beside the project. The terminal equivalent is qualitylayer branch new [name]. Pull requests need a branch other than their target. Pushes and deployments need the Plan's authorization; you control merging.

While the agent builds​

Implement in the App: slices and their progressOpen full size ↗ Implement in the App: slices and their progressOpen full size ↗

Example task in a fictional project.

Implement shows the slices with their tasks: every slice open for a small build, the one in work for a larger one, and past 10 slices the finished ones in one row. A task opens to one sentence and its card (files, test first, done when). The header counts tasks and slices and shows a red chip only while a check fails. Your agent writes a failing test, builds the change, fixes failures and commits. It may delegate independent slices.

Slices built test first, one after another, then the checks in VerifyOpen full size ↗ Slices built test first, one after another, then the checks in VerifyOpen full size ↗

  • Test runs are recorded with their commit and exit code, so Verify can cite them.
  • Amendments appear under Decided while building, each with whether it changes what you approved. A change to what you approved becomes a visible amendment.
  • A login, secret or other human-only prerequisite never counts as passed. Other work continues, you get one question at the end of Verify, and the App never takes the secret.
  • Outline and Implement ask no workflow questions; Verify asks at most one, at its end.
  • Runs start in the agent's own permission mode. Native permission and sign-in prompts still need your response, and an explicit stop or pause stays in force.

When the build is done​

The session decides when the build is ready, and Verify starts on what it committed. Unticked cards and open needs stay open in Verify, never passed.

  • Start the build
    • Where the build lands
  • While the agent builds
  • When the build is done
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