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Clay & Co. · Class booking Example
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You

I want people to book a pottery class without all the emails.

Let's start with the result: easier booking for your customers, less admin for your team.

  • Students book online
  • No double bookings
  • A confirmation email

Goal

Customers book a class. Your team gets time back.

Maya, studio owner, decides what's done

M1

Book a class

  • Show open classes
  • Reserve a place
  • Prevent double bookings
  • Send a confirmation

Done when A student books the last place and gets a confirmation.

M2

Deposits and reminders

  • Take a deposit
  • Send a reminder

Done when A deposit is recorded and a reminder reaches the customer.

Before anything is built

Fund the first milestone.

Milestone
M1 · Book a class
Tasks
4, each with a “done when”
Budget
Set by you, with a ceiling
M2
Waits until you fund it
Approve budget Approved by Maya

Work order · M1

Prevent double bookings

  • Goal and spec attached
  • 3 “done when” checks
  • Inside the M1 budget

Your coding agent or our builders

  1. Read the work order and spec
  2. Edit reservations: lock the last place
  3. Add test: two people book the last place
  4. Tests: 24 passed
  5. Open pull request #48

Pull request #48 · Prevent double bookings

A working result, ready for your review.

  • Tests pass Pass
  • Meets the “done when” Pass
  • Code review Pass
  • Booking preview works Pass

After launch Review booking completion and time spent on admin.

Accept the result Accepted by Maya

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  1. 01 / Plan

    Decide what matters.

    Set the intended result, the constraints and how you'll know the work delivered.

  2. 02 / Align

    Bring people and agents together.

    Give the people accountable for the work and the agents assisting them the context, guardrails and budget to act on one shared plan.

  3. 03 / Build

    Build with intent.

    People and agents do the agreed work, whether that's code, research, a campaign or a process change, while it stays connected to what the project needs to achieve.

  4. 04 / Verify

    Prove it delivered.

    Review the evidence, accept what works and use what changed to decide what comes next.

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What Steepworks is

Your team now includes agents.

That changes how work gets done. People set the direction and stay accountable; agents help plan, build and check the work. Steepworks keeps the goal, decisions, progress and spend connected to the result.

Plan

Agree on the result, the constraints and the next decision.

Build

Coordinate people and agents around the work, budget and evidence.

Operate

Learn what changed, keep what works and choose the next move.

Explore the plan, the work and the record

Two projects, one loop

Code or not, the work follows the same path.

A goal, a plan someone funds, work by people and agents, evidence a person reviews and a decision about what comes next. Only the evidence changes with the work.

Example · Software project

A booking app for a pottery studio

  1. Goal

    Customers book a class online. The studio gets time back.

  2. Plan

    Two milestones, each with a “done when”. Maya funds the first.

  3. Work

    A coding agent builds it from a work order.

  4. Evidence

    Tests, code review and a working preview on the pull request.

  5. Decision

    Maya accepts milestone one, then reviews bookings before funding deposits.

Example · Business opportunity

A workshop pilot with a partner studio

  1. Goal

    Reach new customers through a neighboring business.

  2. Plan

    A one-page brief names the riskiest assumption: will their customers book?

  3. Work

    Two people run three joint workshops. An agent helps with research and drafts; people handle every partner conversation.

  4. Evidence

    Sign-ups, partner feedback and what the pilot cost.

  5. Decision

    Continue, change or stop. Stopping early is a useful result too.

Illustrative examples, not customer results.

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