AgentsRoom Mission interview: a vague request, your AI assistant asks first, then tasks you launch in one click
Filmed in the real app, on a small online shop: instead of typing one line for an agent to guess the rest, a click on Prepare it with your assistant opens the project's assistant. Its first question gets one vague line: add a promo code at checkout. Then it asks one question at a time, in cards with its advice marked, each answered with a click, while the Mission page next to it fills in live: goal, decisions, what is still open. When nothing is left open, it proposes the tasks, each with its agent, model and finish line. Nothing is created until Launch: then the tasks are filed and start one after the other.
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A vague request? Your assistant asks first, then hands you the tasks. This is AgentsRoom, the desktop app where your AI coding agents work side by side.
Here, a small online shop. Usually you type one line here, and the agent guesses the rest. Instead, click Prepare it with your assistant, just below.
The project's assistant opens, with a Mission tab next to it. It reads the code, then asks its first question: what should this mission achieve? I answer in one vague line: add a promo code at checkout.
Then it asks one question at a time, as a card, with its advice marked. I answer with a click. Every answer lands on the Mission page, right next to it: the goal, the decisions, what is still open.
It also asks what a request usually leaves out, like how we will know the work is finished. When nothing is left open, it proposes the work: each task, the agent that does it, its model, and its finish line. Nothing is created until I click Launch.
The tasks are filed and start one after the other. The first one is already done, the next one is running. Mission interview is in AgentsRoom, for Claude Code, Codex and the other coding agents.
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