Concept · Prototype stills
An assistant that waits for a person
Concept · prototype still
An assistant inbox that drafts replies, cites the exact policy passage behind each one, and sends nothing until a person approves.
What the concept shows
The inbox opens on “Needs review”, with Sent and All beside it, and a count of drafts waiting.
Each conversation shows its state: “Draft ready · 2 sources”, “Draft ready”, “Approved · sent”, or “Waiting on a photo”.
The suggested reply is labelled as a suggestion that cites the policy. Numbered markers sit next to each claim and match source chips below.
Opening a source shows the passage with the matching sentence highlighted.
An approval bar stays at the bottom: “Needs your approval. Nothing is sent until a person approves it.” The actions are Edit, and Approve and send.
Design questions the concept answers
Citing sources: rather than a list of sources at the end, numbered citations sit next to each claim, with the passage one tap away.
Approval: rather than optional review or auto-sending low-risk replies, approval is a fixed final step for every reply.
Not shown in this concept
An empty inbox, no source found, conflicting sources, a draft edited by a person, and a draft rejected.
This is a concept shown as prototype stills. No outcome is claimed.