Show your client the progress, not a status email
Agree with your client on what goes into the first release, let your agent build it story by story, and send one link that always shows what is done, what is in progress and what is next.
- Lays the client’s brief out as steps, stories and acceptance criteria
- Takes the next story of the release you agreed on
- Checks off each criterion and records the minutes the story took
Before and after
Without a map
- Scope lives in a document the client signed and nobody opens again.
- Every Friday you write a status email from memory.
- “What did you do all week?” arrives anyway.
With Slicemap
- Scope is a release on the map the client has already seen.
- The client opens the read-only link whenever they want, without an account.
- Each story shows its checked criteria and who changed it last.
What matters for you
A release is the scope
Put what the client pays for into the first release. Everything else waits in the backlog, visible and out of the way.
One link for the client
A read-only link shows the same map on any device. No account, no access to your repository.
Real minutes per story
Your agent estimates each story before coding and records the minutes it spent, so you see what the work actually took.
Questions
Does my client need an account?
No. They open the link and see the map, read-only.
Can my client see my code?
No. Slicemap never sees your repository. The client sees the map, its stories and their progress.
Can I run several clients in one account?
Yes. Keep each client in their own project, or in their own workspace if you want separate members and agent keys.
Try it on your own project
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