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GUIDE

Approve a blueprint

Accept is the gate. Until you press it, the folder stays empty and the coding agent stays still.

A hand choosing among three glowing cards on a sunlit desk.
The Mac shows the plan as something you can accept or leave.

What is waiting

The chat sends a blueprint: a title, a short summary, the kind of thing to make, and the screens it has in mind. Bitbytec keeps that offer on this Mac. It does not upload it to a Bitbytec account.

You can read it in plain language. The point of the screen is the decision, not a diff.

What Accept does

Accept writes a starter for the pack you chose, then starts the coding agent you already have. The agent is told to stay on that pack. A fingerprint of the plan you saw is stored with the project. If a later message does not match that plan, the build stops.

What Decline does

Decline throws the offer away. Ten minutes with no answer does the same. No project folder is created, and no agent is launched.

Coming back to the same project

Hands over a sheet of warm colour.
A later change is another offer. It does not overwrite the project on its own.

Once a project exists, the same chat can propose a change. That proposal waits for you as well. Restore and export are proposals too: you confirm before files move.

Next: connect the chat.