Follow one card through Agent Studio
The stages of one card, from request to acceptance, shown with card DEMO-5 in the Agent Studio demo installation.
The demo uses invented projects and runs no agents. Where DEMO-5 has no record for a stage, the image shows what the product reports instead.
From wish to acceptance
A card passes six stages. Review and the gate can send it back; an escalation stops it until a person decides.
One card from wish to acceptance
Wish
Backlog · ReadyRequest, project, agent and model
Run
In ProgressCoding CLI in an isolated worktree
Review
Post ProcessingAutomatic review grades the result
Gate
Card or batch gateBuild and tests on the result revision
Delivery
developGated revision joins the integration branch
Acceptance
Human review → AcceptedA person accepts or asks for a revision
- Review → Run A finding can start a bounded rework round.
- Gate → Ready A red gate can start a fix round with the failed tests.
- → Escalated The card stops with a reason and waits for a person’s decision.
Start on the board
The board groups the cards of a project by lane. Open a card to see its request, runs, review and evidence in one place.


Demo App board. Ready cards are held because the demo has no execution host; In Progress is empty.
1. Write the wish
A card holds the request, the project, the coding agent, the model and the thinking level. DEMO-5 asks for a CSV export of reports.


DEMO-5 with lane, agent, model and pipeline on the left, the request on the right. The demo request text says that its content is invented.
2. Run the agent
A run starts the configured CLI in an isolated worktree. The Timeline records when the run started and finished. Activity shows what the run reported and attached.


The run events carry the provenance pinned-demo-simulated: the demo recorded them, no agent ran.
3. Read the review
Automatic review grades the result and names its findings. A finding can start a bounded rework round. DEMO-5 received grade B with one open finding.


Grade B with one open finding. The demo run wrote no status.md, so the Result tab shows the summary Agent Studio generated from the task record.
4. Pass the gate
Before integration, a gate runs build and tests on the result revision. A project can collect deliveries into a batch and test the combined candidate once.


The batch gate was switched on in the demo project for this capture. No card was eligible and no batch has run.
5. Inspect the delivery
Evidence collects screenshots and test results. Activity lists the delivered files. The delivery line in the card overview states whether the revision reached develop.


Eight screenshots, notes, metrics and a delivery diff are attached. No test evidence is assigned: the demo card has no commit.
6. Decide on acceptance
In Human review, a person accepts the result or asks for a specific revision. Integration and acceptance are recorded separately.


DEMO-5 waits in Human review. The image shows the waiting state; no acceptance was recorded.
Check readiness
The Environment view checks the server, execution hosts and projects. Each failing check states what it means and how to fix it.


Readiness checks in the demo with a remedy for each. The demo has no Git identity, no gate worker and no enrolled host.
See hosts and health
The same view lists why cards wait, the health of declared environments and the load and slots of each execution host.


The local machine is online; the configured remote host has never reported. No demo project declares an environment.
Exception: an escalated card
When automatic review has used its budget, the card stops in Escalated with its findings and a recommended option. DEMO-9 shows this case. It is not the normal path.


Exception view: DEMO-9 stopped in Escalated with three open findings and waits for a release decision.
About these images
Captured on 9 November 2026 from an unreleased develop build after v0.9.5, using the product’s fixed demo data. Light and dark captures follow the site theme. For the gate image, the batch gate was switched on in the demo project.