Task

Create the screen list

Turn the agreed model into a list of screens and journeys.

3 stepsdesign
Give this to your agent
Turn the agreed model into a list of screens and journeys.

Fetch https://ntent.app/r/task/screens-from-the-model.json and follow it. Stop and ask me at any step that says to, and do not decide something on my behalf that the plan says is mine to decide.

Reads https://ntent.app/r/task/screens-from-the-model.json

The steps

Here so you can follow along, or do it yourself. Your agent gets the same list from the plan above.

  1. 01

    Read the roles first

    Look at each type of user (a role) and the jobs they need to do. Those jobs tell you which pages the product needs.

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    Summarise all [ACTOR] responsibilities as a flat list, one line per responsibility. Then list every entity field that [ACTOR] interacts with, grouped by entity.
  2. 02

    Make the inventory

    Make a table with one row per job. Give each row a web address (route), a screen name, and the fields it shows. This table becomes your progress tracker.

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    Given the intent model, create a screen inventory table for the [ACTOR] actor. For each responsibility, suggest a route, a screen name, and the entity fields needed. Group related responsibilities onto shared screens where that makes sense. Use the route convention /[actor]/[screen-name].

    Success check: Every actor responsibility in the model appears on exactly one row.

  3. 03

    Sequence each journey

    For each journey, list its screens in order. Decide whether each step is a full page, a side panel, a pop-up, or happens in place. Also write down what happens when something goes wrong.

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    Map the journey [JOURNEY_ID] to a screen-by-screen sequence. For each step:
    - the screen route, from the inventory
    - the interaction pattern: full page, slide-in panel, modal, or inline
    - the key user action at this step
    - what happens on failure or exception
    
    Also identify which screens are shared with other journeys.

    Success check: Every journey has a failure path written down, not just a happy path.