examples
What Leaf can do
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Everyday work
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Implementation planning
Review a plan
A plan to isolate agent execution from Tend’s trusted runner: prepare the workspace, sandbox setup and execution, then stop every process before collecting outputs.
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Release planning
Prioritize a board
Order the v2.4 release defects on a board, and keep the migration that would apply account credits twice ahead of the cosmetic work.
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Product review
Choose ideas to implement
Review four independent product improvements, shortlist the ones to build, and approve the final implementation set.
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Release notes
Review edits
Rewrite a release note in place, accept or reject each proposed edit beside the words it changes, then approve the finished set.
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Retention policy
Revise from feedback
A proposal cuts raw request logs from 400 days to 45, and a revised version answers a user's comment on the failure-log exception.
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Offline editing
Resolve a review thread
Read the reconnect objection and the workaround that was accepted, then choose the remaining follow-up work and approve the iOS release.
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Home heating
Compare options
Compare the heat loss, cost, and lead time of three retrofits, then book the one to do first.
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Deployment notice
Stress-test a result
Stress-test two deployment notification formats against the same live event stream, then send the chosen configuration back to the agent.
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Specialized examples
Data-backed reports and workspaces for live operations and code review, and an animated process explained step by step. The release query explorer shows structured filters, while the built code-reader comparison combines controlled A/B settings with design comments on stable reader elements.
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Payments monitoring
Tune alert thresholds
Set each payments-api alert's threshold and route beside its 30-day replay, hold on-call to a page budget, and send the settings back to the agent.
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Active deployment
Track a release
Follow an active checkout release through its current state, rollout steps, named checks, live log, rollback evidence, release notes, and code changes.
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On-call review
Work through a queue
Work through a week of payments pages in a queue beside its evidence: see which alerts caught real incidents, then decide how each noisy one should change.
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Worktrunk change
Review a pull request
Review a merged Worktrunk pull request as if the decision were still open, with its 46-file patch, diagrams, and review evidence on the page.
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Browser fix
Check a fix against its recordings
Compare one browser journey recorded before and after a fix, jump both recordings to the same step, and decide whether the fix ships.
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Animated explainer
Explain how wt merge works
An interactive film of Worktrunk's wt merge, drawn live from flags and a scenario, beside the steps it runs. Flip a flag to re-plot the run, and comment on any commit, branch or hook.
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Animated explainer
Explain Rust's 2016 merge sort
An animated trace of the merge sort Rust shipped in 1.15: natural runs, insertion-sort extension, the run stack's invariants, and merges through a half-size buffer, beside excerpts of the real source that follow each step.
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developer tools
Inspect the product
These developer pages are for debugging Leaf itself. The core product gallery keeps Leaf’s controls and its core interactions on one page; optional widgets live with their working examples in the extension guide.
Core product gallery Leaf chrome and every default-package widget on one synthetic page, with core interactions to try live. Open gallery Threads panel gallery Four live panel views: open threads, On me, resolved, and a summarized discussion. Open gallery