The loop

From your words to finished work.

Five stages, one loop — with your hands on the wheel the whole way.

Command
You tell Desire what you want, the way you would brief a person: an outcome, not a workflow. Voice or text, long or short.
Example: “Prepare a launch plan for the new service and draft the announcement for my review.”
Delegation
The intended workflow uses selected context, compatible agents and skills to prepare a mission; readiness varies by task.
Strategy scopes the plan; Creative drafts the announcement; Marketing prepares channels — coordinated, not siloed.
Execution
Supported workflows run within configured permissions and resource limits. Execution and progress reporting vary by task.
Consequential actions are designed to require the appropriate approval before execution.
Approval
You review what matters before it ships. Approve, edit, or send it back with direction. The audit trail records the decision.
Approval and permission options depend on the workflow and configured authority.
Learning
Supported project memory can retain results and decisions within configured access.
Agents should use selected, approved project context; availability and provenance depend on the workflow.

See the loop with your own business.