ProToProConsole

Prototype studio / browser edition

A small product.
A complete interaction.

Experience the design standard the build pipeline aims for: a specific workflow, useful states, a distinct visual direction and behavior you can inspect.

01 / A prototype you can use

Useful agents.
Deliberate decisions.

Decision Desk puts a person between an agent’s proposed action and permission to act. Inspect the scope, record a reason, and export a traceable local review.

Handcrafted design reference · fictional requests · no tools execute.

Decision Desk: a paper-toned review queue with a forest-green sidebar and a proposal inspector

01 / Inspect

Read before you decide.

Choose a fictional request. Inspect its tool, risk, scope and proposed input. Try filtering the queue or searching for an action.

02 / Review

Make the reason explicit.

Approve or decline with a required note. Revisit the reviewed proposal, refresh the page and check the preserved decision.

03 / Verify

Take the record with you.

Export the JSON review trail. Start with an empty workspace or reset the examples. Records stay in this browser profile; clearing site data removes them.

What this demonstrates

This is a handcrafted reference, not an AI-generated result or a measured improvement in generated quality. The demo runs without a backend, credentials or model calls. Local decisions never authorize a real system. Browser storage is for non-sensitive demonstration notes.

The separate build pipeline now requires a product design contract and blocks major QA issues. Its optional browser reviewer checks responsive layout, runtime errors and declared interaction scenarios against exported source. Passing those checks establishes only the behavior exercised.