Use case · Approved context for AI
Better AI work starts with clearer human direction.
Stop rebuilding the meaning of your work in every conversation. Let connected agents read the direction you approved, then bring their work back for review.
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Clear limits, useful work
- Vision
- Keep every customer-facing change true to our product promise.
- Next goal
- Prepare a proposal for the next website update.
- Decision
- Use approved product and brand context. Return a draft; do not publish it.
An agent can act quickly on the wrong understanding.
A copied document may be outdated. A saved prompt may omit a decision. More context is not always better context. An agent needs to know which direction is current and what it is actually allowed to read.
From intention to action
A clear way out. A reviewable way back.
One Vision connects the choices. People decide what becomes current.
- 01
Decide what may guide the agent
Clarify the Vision, goals, facts and constraints. Approve the material that should be current before you expose it through AI Access.
- 02
Connect with deliberate access
Use supported API or MCP connections. Limit access to the permitted Vision context rather than giving every tool an unrestricted copy of your workspace.
- 03
Let work happen in the right tools
Connected agents use the allowed direction in their own environment. What they can execute depends on that agent, its tools and the permissions you grant there.
- 04
Bring meaningful results back
Authorized contributions return as attributed drafts or evidence. Review them against the Vision. Only people decide what becomes current, shared or approved.
A few useful answers.
Can I connect an MCP-compatible agent?
VisionBoard exposes AI Access through API and MCP. Use a supported client and its connection setup, then grant the intended access. Tool availability and behavior depend on the external client; not every AI app supports the same features.
Does the agent see all my drafts?
No. Reading approved direction is permissioned and Vision-scoped. Private or unapproved material must not become readable simply because it exists in the Library.
Can an agent keep working toward an approved Goal?
Supported Goal work keeps its schedule, limits and review checkpoints in VisionBoard after a person activates it. The connected agent still needs an available execution environment: a local agent needs its host running. People decide whether the Goal is done. VisionBoard does not provide always-on agent hosting.
Your first step
Start with one Vision.
Make the next move clear.
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