The decision desk: every open question in one place

  • Running a studio of AI agents produces a steady stream of questions only the owner can answer: how long a game day should be, what a badge should show, whether something ships. They used to pile up as long numbered lists in chat, which is a bad way to decide anything.
  • Now they live on one private page, grouped by project, each with the background and the Project Manager's recommendation. Answering one moves it into the Project Manager's queue, and when the work is done the page shows what actually happened.
  • It's built to be worked through quickly: open a question and the cursor is already in the answer box, press Enter and it sends and opens the next one. The question itself leads, in large type, so nothing competes with it.
  • The page wears the studio's own look: the shared interface kit, the Project Manager's colours, and the Art Director's badges for each project.
  • 47 questions went through it on the first day, from restaurant staffing rules to what the studio's logo should look like.

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