Start with one card.Let the agent build the rest.
In canvas mode the agent doesn’t hide its work in its own shell. It opens a note for its build log, a terminal card for every long-running process, a browser card for the page it builds — and every command runs where you can see it.
From an empty canvas to a working, tested waitlist page. Allow the install when it asks.
Canvas mode on: the agent opens its own cards — a build log, a terminal per process, a browser — builds a waitlist page and tests it while you watch.
Canvas mode
One switch in the card menu: the agent works through cards instead of its own tools — and gets higher spawn limits.
A card per process
Dev server and tests run in separate terminal cards, so a long-running server never blocks the next command.
It checks in a browser
The agent opens the page it built in a real Chrome card and fills in the form the way a user would.
A log you can read
Each step lands in a Markdown note — the prototype explains itself when you come back.
From one card to a workspace
Everything below is opened by the agent, not by you.
More ways to ship with agents
Every scenario runs on the cards you already saw — pick the next one.
Give your next idea an empty canvas
The agent sets up its own workspace.
macOS and Linux are coming later.
The first-run wizard installs an agent CLI, Git and the dictation model for you — or skips each step.