The specialist crew & plan approval
How AyoWizzy plans a build, delegates to specialists, and checks its own work.
4 分钟阅读AyoWizzy, named after AyoSpeed IDE's creator and developer Ansumana Senessi Mansaray, is not a single model guessing at your app. The agent works like a small, coordinated team: a lead orchestrator directs the build, narrow specialists handle their areas in parallel, and a quality verifier reviews the result.
Who is on the crew
- Lead orchestrator — understands your request and directs the whole build.
- Product & UX — maps the features and how people move through the app.
- Backend, data & logic — designs how information is stored and works.
- Visual design — sets the look, layout, and feel.
- Quality verifier — reviews the finished build before it is handed back.
You can watch the crew live while a build runs. Each seat shows what it is doing right now, and you will see the hand-off to the verifier when the build is ready for review.
Plan and approve
For bigger requests, AyoWizzy can lay out a plan before it writes anything. You review the plan, adjust it, and approve it, so the build matches your intent from the start.
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AyoWizzy proposes a plan
It breaks the work into clear steps you can read at a glance.
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You review and tweak
Add, remove, or reword anything before a single line is built.
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Approve to build
Once it looks right, approve and the crew gets to work.
Every build has hard limits and per-agent timeouts, so the crew stays fast and never stalls or runs up unnecessary cost.
It checks its own work
Before a build is handed back to you, the quality verifier reviews it: is every requested screen actually there, are buttons wired up, does it handle empty and loading states, and does it meet the design bar. If it spots a gap, the crew fixes it and reviews again, all automatically. This self-healing pass is why builds arrive more complete.