What this screen does
The creation form captures everything the platform needs to expand your idea into the first discovery board: a title, the idea itself, optional feature tags, a coaching preset, model choices, uploads, and (optionally) the team the project belongs to.
Typical workflow
- Title — a short working name. You can change it later.
- Idea prompt — describe what you want to build in plain language: who it is for, what problem it solves, and the two or three things it absolutely must do. A few honest paragraphs beat a long wish list. If the prompt gets very long you will see an oversize warning — trim rather than truncate.
- Feature tags — optional hints (for example authentication, payments, reporting) that nudge discovery toward capabilities you already know you need.
- Coaching preset — controls how challenging the platform is during discovery: more validating or more sceptical.
- Documents — upload briefs or spreadsheets; their content becomes context for discovery (available on paid plans).
- Team — assign the project to a team so teammates can see it and it draws from the team credit pool.
- Finish with Save to review the draft on the workspace first, or Save and run agent to let the autonomous agent carry it through the boards on its own.
Examples & tips
- Good prompt: "A booking site for a small physiotherapy clinic. Patients book and reschedule appointments themselves; the receptionist manages the calendar; therapists see only their own day. Must send reminders." Concrete roles and must-haves give discovery something to work with.
- Weak prompt: "A modern platform for health." Discovery will have to guess, and you will spend the boards correcting guesses.
- On plans with model tuning you can choose which AI model handles each kind of task — the defaults are sensible, so change them only if you have a reason.