Building a home training app with agents.
This is a home training app I’m developing with agents. The work brings together software, movement content and interface design. It is not released.
- not released
- In development
- tested on a development copy
- Local checks
- I set the product brief
- Human direction
Based on project records and recorded checks. These describe the work, not product adoption.
The job
I wanted an app that would be clear to use while training at home. The work needed more than code: the content and the interface had to make sense together.
What the agents built
Agents built the application, prepared movement content and developed the visual presentation. They also checked the work and revised parts that did not meet the brief.
What I decided
I chose the product direction and the standards for the experience. The agents worked within that brief; a finished build is not the same as a finished product.
How it was checked
The project records include checks of the software, visual content and interface on a local development copy. Those earlier checks were not rerun for this shorter write-up.
What this doesn’t show
Some checks still fail, and further testing and product validation are needed before release.
The recorded checks do not establish training safety or effectiveness, and do not include a review by a trainer or doctor.