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How the assistant builds your project

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With My account off, a written build request goes through a plan you review and approve before execution. In My account mode, the task starts directly when you send the request, without a separate plan-approval stage. Codey builds, checks the result, and prepares the preview.

From request to approval

Codey may ask for missing details before writing the plan. Follow Questions, plans, and approval. Discussion requests receive advice and can be converted to a plan.

Follow the work

  1. 1

    Watch the task card

    You may see understanding, building, checking, reviewing, and preview preparation. Some stages may be skipped; written files do not mean every feature was tested.

  2. 2

    Wait for the result

    Use the time estimate when shown. There is no fixed duration for every project. Queued tasks start when their turn arrives within account limits.

  3. 3

    Read the delivery

    Review what completed, failed, or remains unverified. Passed build describes a build check; it does not by itself prove every website journey works.

  4. 4

    Test and choose the next step

    Open the preview. If resumable work remains, follow Continue a task. For a change in requirements, send a clear new request.

Project document

The project document can take shape during the first build of a new project. Open it to review the concept, design, and images. Missing text in an older project does not mean its files are lost. See Project document.

Delivery and notes

A usable result may be delivered with a note about incomplete or unverified work. Valid delivery is charged in full; a note alone does not mean a refund. Refunds apply only to platform faults.

If asked to approve a repair

  1. 1

    Review the issue

    Read the issue and proposed repair in the review card.

  2. 2

    Submit your decision

    Choose Approve or Reject as appropriate. Wait for the task state to update, then review delivery and test the result. If sending fails, check your connection and retry.