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How to have an Agent draft a Context Doc that you review with Ever Room

Let a scoped Agent propose edits to a versioned document, then review the operations before they stand.

Who it is forA team lead or writer who wants an agent to draft a project brief but keep final ownership of the text.

The problemAgents that write directly into documents make it hard to see what changed. The user needs proposed edits to stay reviewable.

The outcomeA versioned Context Doc contains an agent-drafted section, and the user has reviewed each change as an operation.

What you need first

  • A Mac, since macOS is the current development target
  • Node.js 22 or newer
  • pnpm 11.15.1 or a compatible pnpm 11 release
  • Optional: an API key for an OpenAI-style provider, only needed for the Pi runtime

Steps

  1. Run pnpm dev and open a Room that contains the project sources.
  2. Create a Context Doc for the brief in Documents.
  3. Start an Agent session scoped to the Room and ask it to draft one section of the brief.
  4. Review the proposed edits as document operations before accepting them.
  5. Keep the committed version as the record and ask the Agent for a revision if needed.

Prompt for your agent

Using the EverRoom repository at <repo path>, read the Context Docs and Agent sections of README.md. Produce a short procedure for asking an agent to draft a section of <document name> and reviewing its edits. Verify that the procedure says edits are reviewable and committed through the document kernel.

Caveat. The README describes reviewable Agent edits as evolving, so review controls may differ from the description in later versions.

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