Carry a review into the next round

Screenwalk shortens the loop between seeing a UI problem, describing the intended result, and giving a person or coding agent enough context to produce the next version.

Hand off selected screens

1. Choose Select screens.
2. Click screens on the canvas or in the screen library.
3. Open a selected screen's details and add What should change? and Done when.
4. Copy routes and source files for a compact reference, or copy the full change brief.

The change brief preserves:

• selected routes and screen identities;
• source locations when available;
• the selected flow, current access view, viewport, and recorded conditions;
• capture and reachability evidence;
• a unique requested change and acceptance criterion for each reviewed screen;
• the warning that unconnected is not equivalent to dead.

The same Markdown is intended to work as a design-QA brief, an implementation checklist, or a prompt pasted into the coding agent you already use. Screenwalk does not maintain separate human and agent documents that can drift.

Hand off findings

Open Review findings, narrow the evidence if needed, and choose Copy agent prompt. This is useful for runtime errors, missing mobile captures, unreachable states, and failed requests that are easier to fix with the affected route already named.

Close the round

After the implementation changes, rerun the same journey under the same viewport, access context, and conditions. Check each Done when result and keep the journey receipt with the next review. One passing branch does not verify its alternate variant.

Give an agent the repository contract

Repository-aware agents should read these files before modifying Screenwalk:

• AGENTS.md for safe operating rules;
• llms.txt for a compact system map;
• skills/screenwalk/SKILL.md for the reusable workflow and verification commands.

Screenwalk does not invoke an agent, edit the target application, manage feature flags, or replace a ticket system. Today it produces one bounded change brief that you can paste into an agent or share with the people reviewing the implementation.