AgentsRoom Ticket Scoping: turn a vague user request into a mockup of your real app before coding
A real session, filmed in the app: a client asks for "a button somewhere on the product page". One click on Scope this idea starts a product manager agent, without starting the task or telling the client. It reads the shop's code and publishes a mockup of the real page, with a heart on every product, that waits for you before the client sees it.
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A user wants a button somewhere. See it in place before you code. This is AgentsRoom, the desktop app where your AI coding agents work side by side.
Here, the backlog of a small online shop. A client wrote in through its public board: add a button somewhere on the product page, to keep products for later. Which button?
Where? Build it now, and you are guessing. Ask by email, and the answer gets lost.
With Ticket Scoping, you click Scope this idea, right on the request. A product manager agent starts in its own terminal. The task does not start, and the client is not told.
It reads your code to understand the real product: here, a shop page, its colors and its product cards. A few minutes later, the mockup is published. Nothing in your code has changed.
Back on the request, it waits for you first. The client has not seen it yet. Open it: the shop's own page, same colors, same cards, and a heart on every product.
If it is what they meant, share it with the client. If not, point at what to change. Ticket Scoping is on every request a user sends you, in the AgentsRoom backlog.
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