Yourturn

I built Yourturn because I don't want to read walls of text from an agent. I need explanations in simple words that don't assume I have all the context, and a way to comment and make choices as I go.

Yourturn is an artifact generation skill for explainers, guided code reviews and other interfaces. I can read or listen to a page, leave comments and answer questions. My responses go back to the agent so it can act on them. A simple explainer or guided review with text-to-speech makes it much easier for me to follow the work.

The agent describes a page as structured data, which Yourturn validates and renders using a component catalog. Projects can add their own components without rebuilding the viewer. Pages and code reviews can be reopened later.

Pages can be deployed to a static host while answers stay on the local machine. Yourturn separates local pages, deployable pages and answers, and asks for approval before creating a deployable page containing a Git diff.

Choices start empty, even when the agent recommends an option. I made this change because a preselected recommendation could come back as a decision the person hadn't actually made.