Start with one sentence

Give your agent one handoff

Copy this into the coding agent you already use:

Fetch and follow https://drever.dev/prompt.md

Add the brief when you already know it:

Fetch and follow https://drever.dev/prompt.md. Brief: “Create a short presentation for local residents comparing three proposals for a shared public space.”

The public prompt only prepares the workspace. Once the project exists, its version-matched local workflows carry the exact Drever contract. They do not scan dependency source or example decks to rediscover how the installed version works.

Complete the first useful loop

1. 01PrepareCreate a safe project and install its version-matched Drever workflows.
2. 02BriefSet the topic, audience, outcome, duration, density, and motion direction.
3. 03DirectionAnswer only the subject-specific questions that can change the result.
4. 04StoryboardReview the page-by-page story before research and styling become expensive.
5. 05DraftInspect the complete live deck and respond to one slide or the whole story.
6. 06ReviewResolve source and rendered diagnostics, then deliver the website or PDF.

This creates two early review points. The content Storyboard arrives before research and styling make changes expensive. The complete Draft 1 arrives before exhaustive rendered review, so you can respond to the story while the agent continues refining it.

The agent publishes each draft atomically. It does not stream incomplete MDX into the canvas or present a broken partial deck as progress.

Start with a useful outcome

A single sentence is enough. Include the audience, the change you want, and required source material when you know them:

Create a 12-minute project update for the wider product team. Help them understand what shipped, decide between two rollout options, and leave with clear owners for the remaining risks. Use the attached research summary as evidence.

Studio resolves common choices first, then asks only questions that can change this presentation's scope, evidence, story, visuals, or delivery. Suggested options explain their effect and still accept free-form input. After the topic is known, choose Skip remaining questions — surprise me to delegate unanswered choices without skipping Storyboard approval.

Know what runs where

The website button copies text; it does not upload the brief or start a hosted generation job. The coding agent creates a local React and MDX project, may research only when the brief and permissions allow it, and keeps every result in ordinary files.

Studio is a local development surface. It coordinates the running coding agent but does not store API keys, call a model in the browser, add an editor to production, or enter the audience bundle. If the host cannot keep Studio alive, the same workflow runs in chat and uses the read-only Storyboard for approval.

Drever adds no telemetry to the generated project. The chosen AI provider, remote media, and the platform that later hosts the static build retain their own privacy contracts.