How teams ship

From a founder’s idea to a feature the team can try.

Crosstown is a fictional delivery app. In this real Gentlybot thread, a founder compares two ways to find a delivery. A PM and designer refine the wireframe with annotations and mentions, then build search and status filters in the courier app. The feature was tested in the browser and remains on its sandbox branch for review.

01 · Founder

Founder prompts

Couriers need a faster way to find one delivery in a long route.

Task prompt

Sketch two ways to help couriers find a delivery in a long route.

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Sketch two ways to help couriers find a delivery in a long route. Follow-up: Show both options side by side in one compact wireframe.

Result: A founder explores two approaches in the existing courier app: search by delivery details or jump to a numbered stop.
02 · Product and design

Product and design prompts

The PM and designer agree on what search should do and where the controls belong.

Task prompt

Search should match customer names and addresses. @jennifer-jones can you review the layout?

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PM annotation: Search should match customer names and addresses. @jennifer-jones can you review the layout? Designer reply: Option 1 feels clearer. Keep the next stop above search, then add All, Pending, and Completed filters. @priya-patel

Result: A pinned annotation carries the requirement, teammate mention, and designer’s reply beside the exact part of the wireframe being discussed.
03 · Implementation

Product manager prompts

The team chooses route search and asks Gentlybot to build the agreed direction in the courier app.

Task prompt

Build option 1 with Jennifer's feedback. Test search, filters, and the empty state in the browser.

Result: The team carries its wireframe and design feedback into the existing courier route screen, with search and status filters ready to try in Preview.
04 · Team review

Team review prompts

The team tries the search, filters, and no-results state before deciding what ships.

Task prompt

Build option 1 with Jennifer's feedback. Test search, filters, and the empty state in the browser.

Result: The review covers matching deliveries, switching status filters, and recovering from an empty result.

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