Grounded feasibility
Ask whether something is possible; get an answer that cites the real files.
Explore the options, make requirements clear, and mention the right teammates. Build the agreed change in your real app and review it together.
Gentlybot handles the project setup. Each thread gets its own isolated environment and running preview, so you can work without local installs or waiting for a shared environment to be fixed.
Crosstown is delivery software connected to Gentlybot. Priya, the product manager, asks for a CSV of orders that need attention, tries the download, and checks the contents and merchant access in Crosstown’s existing codebase.
Crosstown is a fictional delivery app. These are real Gentlybot interactions, with AI-edited voice and video.
The request and the working result
Merchants need a spreadsheet of the orders they can fix.
Product manager prompts
Merchants need a spreadsheet of the orders they can fix.
Task prompt
Let merchants download a CSV of the orders that need attention, including what is wrong with each order.
Keep the questions, decisions, and working result together so the team can move forward.
Every “is this possible?” pings an engineer and costs a context switch.
Specs drift from reality — they’re written from memory, not the code.
Ideas stall in the backlog waiting on eng bandwidth to even prototype.
Ask whether something is possible; get an answer that cites the real files.
Plan mode drafts the approach and the systems involved — approve, edit, or hand off.
Build to a live preview URL stakeholders can click, before anything merges.
Mention teammates, discuss the options, and keep the agreed direction beside the work.
Start with questions. Grow into plans, previews, tests, and pull requests when your team is ready.
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