The AI can build things for you. It can also tell you what it thinks of what you have already made.

Asking for a read

Ask for a read on a whole board, on a document, or on just the cards you have selected. Selecting first is the useful trick: select three cards you are unsure about and only those are looked at.

What comes back

Notes arrive as cards on the canvas, each one ringing the element it is about, so you can see at a glance what it is pointing at.

• They quote your own words rather than paraphrasing them back at you.
• Severity shows as an orb on the card, so what is worth looking at first is obvious without reading everything.
• A note about a document jumps you to the exact passage it is discussing.

Every note carries a next step

Each note offers one of three moves:

• Fix it — the AI makes the change it is proposing
• Answer it — the note asks you something, and you answer on the card itself by tapping an option or typing your own
• Talk it through — it opens into the chat as a conversation

Use Cases

• Get a read on a treatment before you send it to a client
• Ask what is weak about a storyboard wall you have been staring at too long
• Read just the three cards you are unsure about instead of the whole board