Watch your AI app work on your page

What you see, from the first change to the last

1. The preview follows along. Open the page while your AI app works on it. Above the preview, a line says which app is changing it and what it just did. Each time it saves, the preview reloads, outlines the block that changed for two seconds, and brings it into view if it’s off screen, with a jump instead of a glide if your system asks for less motion.
2. Changing now, in the pages list. A clay dot pulses beside each page an AI app changed in the last minute and a half, and beside its folder while the folder is closed, so you can see where it is working across the project.
3. A summary on every version. Your AI app is told to say what each edit does, in plain words, such as “Shortened the headline for phones”. That becomes the version’s name in the page’s Versions, beside who made it and when. Restore makes any version the draft again, and the live page stays as it is until you publish.
4. A note at the end of each job. When it finishes, it’s asked to leave one note: what it changed, why, and what is left. The note shows on the page with the changes since the note before, and can’t be edited afterwards. Your AI app reads the last notes before it next changes the page, so it neither redoes nor undoes earlier work.
5. The whole record. Changes lists every change to the project’s pages and every note, by day, newest first. Show only one AI app or one person, and download it as text. The app’s home says how many pages your AI app changed this week.