Different task approaches.
Explore whether an app should center on a session, a plan, a place, or a decision. A useful alternative changes the experience.
Possibly
Explore the experience before you build the app.
Start with an idea. Try different ways the app could work, choose what feels useful, and refine a clickable prototype before committing to implementation.
How it works
Find the experience worth building.
The useful difference is how an app helps someone complete a task. Explore that before investing in the implementation.
Explore the possibilities.
Describe the idea and what matters. Possibly generates two or three concepts organized around different ways to approach the task.
Compare and choose.
Try a large interactive preview or compare two concepts side by side. Choose the direction you want to develop.
Refine and hand off.
Keep feedback and version history as the prototype evolves. Export self-contained HTML and a JSON handoff for the implementation agent.
Made for real work
Make the choice with something you can try.
A shared review space.
Compare concepts, keep drafts and feedback, and return to earlier versions while your agent helps refine the chosen direction.
A concrete handoff.
Export the prototype with the brief, decisions, assumptions, and mocked behavior so implementation starts from the reviewed work.
Get started
Bring it to
your agent.
Start with the outcome you want. Your agent can install the tool and use its help to carry out the work.
A starting prompt
Use Possibly to explore an app for tracking household repairs. Read possibly --help, show me different ways to approach the task, let me choose a direction, and refine a clickable prototype before implementation.
Help your agent can use.
Amplifier Smart Tools provide help in skill format: instructions your agent can read to understand capabilities, inputs, and how to use the tool. Ask your agent to read --help before getting started.
Terminal
uv tool install --python 3.12 "possibly @ git+https://github.com/robotdad/possibly" possibly --help
Python 3.12+, Git, uv, and Chromium. The usage guide includes the browser setup required for generation.
Generation needs its own configured model access. Inspecting retained work, recording choices, and exporting need no model.
Part of the same family
Keep making.
Each tool stands on its own. Explore the others when your work takes you there.