Making a change
The core of Coframe Agent is simple: you describe a change in plain language, and the editor makes it. This guide covers how to write good requests and what to expect.
Describe the change in chat
Section titled “Describe the change in chat”Open the chat panel and write what you want in everyday language. You don’t need to know how the page is built or reference any code.
Good requests are specific about the outcome:
- “Change the headline to ‘Start your free trial’ and make it bold.”
- “Move the testimonials section above the pricing table.”
- “Use a darker shade of blue for all the primary buttons.”
You can bundle several related changes into one request — the agent will handle the decomposition for you:
Make the header sticky, shrink the logo slightly, and add a “Contact” link to the right side of the nav.
Vague requests still work, but you’ll get there faster by being concrete:
- “Make it pop more” — the agent will guess; you’ll likely iterate a few times.
What happens next
Section titled “What happens next”When you send a request, the agent automatically:
- Extracts requirements — distills your description into concrete, testable criteria (e.g. “header must be sticky”, “logo must be smaller”). You can see these in the Requirements panel.
- Creates a task plan — visible in the Tasks panel — breaking your request into ordered steps mapped to requirements.
- Implements each step — edits files, writes code, and applies changes.
- Updates the live preview — so you can see the result immediately.
- Runs tests — and maps results back to requirements.
You don’t need to manage any of this — describe what you want, and the agent figures out how to break it down and get it done.
Example: from description to requirements
Section titled “Example: from description to requirements”Here’s how this looks in practice. A user describes several changes at once:
The user typed a single sentence with three changes. The agent extracted each one into a separate, testable requirement — visible in the Requirements panel on the right. Each requirement includes verification steps that the agent will use to test the implementation.
For complex requests, the agent may delegate to sub-agents that work on independent parts simultaneously.