Pick a direction before agents build creative work
For creative work, agents first show several storyboards or directions. You pick one, then they build a rough version for fast feedback before any polish.
TrialNew on 30 Oct 2026
Konstantin's verdict: Trial
For creative work, my agents first show me several storyboards and directions. I pick one. Only then do they build it.
They also show me a rough version early and ask for my feedback. They do not polish it first. Polishing the wrong direction wastes work.
I have used this on one project so far. That is why it sits in Trial. It moves to Adopt when it holds up on more projects.
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