examples
What Leaf can do
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Everyday work
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Implementation planning
Review a plan
Review how an agent will sandbox Tend’s execution. Inspect the planned
edits, compare drafts, and settle runner support.
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Release planning
Prioritize a board
Move four defects between release windows. Keep the data-risk fix in
2.4 and defer work that can wait.
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Product review
Choose ideas to implement
Swipe through four independent improvements, build a shortlist, and
approve the set the agent should implement.
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Release notes
Review edits
Rewrite a draft and accept or reject a proposed edit beside the words
it changes.
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Retention policy
Revise from feedback
See a user’s comment stay beside its passage when the proposal changes
around it.
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Offline editing
Resolve a review thread
Follow an objection and its accepted workaround, then settle the
remaining follow-up work in the thread.
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Home heating
Compare options
Compare two commentable charts with quoted cost, lead time, and
disruption before choosing the first improvement to book.
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Deployment notice
Stress-test a result
Drive one release burst through two live formats, compare their scan
cost, then send the chosen configuration 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 exact Targeting references.
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Active deployment
Track a release
Keep the rollout state, release steps, named checks, live log,
rollback request, notes, and code changes in one operational page.
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On-call review
Work through a queue
Keep a week of payments alerts beside the evidence for each, and
decide which noisy ones should stop waking someone.
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Worktrunk change
Review a pull request
Review a real Worktrunk change by jumping from a semantic call diff
into its exact 46-file patch and commenting in place.
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Animated explainer
Explain how wt merge works
Play Worktrunk’s wt merge as a live drawing beside its steps, flip
flags to re-plot the run, and comment on any commit it draws.
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Animated explainer
Explain Rust's 2016 merge sort
Play the merge sort Rust shipped in 1.15 on four inputs, and watch
each step light its line in excerpts of the real source.
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developer tools
Inspect the product
This developer view is for debugging Leaf itself. The core product gallery keeps Leaf’s controls and focused interaction replays 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 focused core interaction replays. Open gallery