WHAT'S INSIDE

One app, from first sketch to shipped code.

Each step links to the one before it, so every screen your agent builds keeps its reason.

THINK · BOARDS

Start rough. Keep what holds up.

Work the idea out on a canvas. When it holds up, promote it to a screen.

Stickies · Shapes · Board wireframes

ILLUSTRATIVE DIAGRAM · NOT PRODUCT UI

DESIGN · WIREFRAMES

Draw every screen and every state.

Your agent reads the design directly and builds what you drew.

Components · Styles and brand · Flows · Figma import

See what the Figma import carries
ILLUSTRATIVE DIAGRAM · NOT PRODUCT UI

PLAN · REQUIREMENTS

Write down why each screen exists.

Each requirement carries its acceptance criteria and the screens that serve it.

Requirements · Features · Milestones · Journal

ILLUSTRATIVE DIAGRAM · NOT PRODUCT UI

CHECK · AGAINST THE DESIGN

Check the build against what you drew.

Errors show as you draw. Scans and walks catch what drifted in the build.

Validation · Accessibility · Repo scan · Walks

An Airframe walk result for the Creator home screen: the running app's screenshot beside the wireframe's, then two style differences. The text group's weight is 400 in the app and 700 in the wireframe, and the “due thu” label is at x 35, 320 wide, in the app but at x 293, 62 wide, in the wireframe.
Walk · Creator home, the app beside its wireframe

AUTOMATE · AGENTS

Hand the routine work to agents.

Recurring work runs on its own and waits for your approval before anything lands.

Schedules · Approvals

ILLUSTRATIVE DIAGRAM · NOT PRODUCT UI
UNDER ALL OF IT

Branch, review, merge

Change the design in a workspace and review the diff. Every change keeps its author and reason.

Your agents, same project

Claude Code, Codex or Cursor read and edit the same design, plan and checks.

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