Steer a Work task with focused feedback and verify the final artifact.
Start with a useful first version. Open the result, find the most important mismatch, and request a specific revision. Keep related changes in the same Work task so the brief, source files, and prior results stay together.
Open and use the artifact. Play the game, change a spreadsheet input, read the document, or watch the full video with sound. Write down observed behavior and expected behavior. A screenshot helps with layout; reproduction steps help with broken interactions.
Update the existing Star Collector game artifact. On a narrow phone screen, the touch buttons cover the score. Move the controls below the game area and keep the score visible. Preserve keyboard controls, scoring, and artwork. Test a 390-pixel-wide layout and restart, then deliver the updated HTML.Name the file, slide, scene, cell range, or selected region. Say what to change and what to keep. Use the artifact’s selection controls when available. For image and HTML requests prepared with Add to chat, inspect the drafted message and press Send.
Read any failure or credit message before retrying. If the task is still running, avoid repeatedly launching the same job. You can stop Work when needed; stopping does not turn a partial result into a completed file. Resume with a specific next step, such as fixing one failed clip or finishing one export.
Recheck the changed area and the key behavior around it. Wait for editor saves or video export completion. Download the latest file and open it outside the preview. Keep editable artifacts for future changes and use exported files for delivery.