Bezel Team hitl-screen-design design-001

The current design process produces useful intent, architecture, and plans, but it does not reliably break the product into human-reviewable screens, wireframes, and states before implementation. That creates a gap where agents can build technically plausible software that the product owner never truly visualized or approved.

Before any production build starts, Bezel must guide the customer through a concrete screen and workflow review: what screens exist, what each screen does, what states it has, what data it needs, what actions are possible, and what the customer is approving.

• Customer can explain what will be built by pointing to screens, not prose.
• Zero build tasks are dispatched for screens lacking approved records.
• Implementation defects caused by misunderstood screen behavior decrease over successive projects.
• First customer approves screen map and top wireframes before build starts.