How Munin works

#The short version

You talk, Munin builds. Every message you send is read as a request about your project — "make the header green", "add a booking page", "we close at 6, not 5". Munin makes the change, checks that the page still works, saves it, and replies in plain words with a link so you can see it.

#What happens when you send a message

1. Munin reads what you asked, along with everything this project has already been through. It remembers your project between messages, so you never have to explain it twice.
2. It does the work — writing the page, laying it out, fixing what it needs to. While it works you see a short progress card in the chat, with a Stop button.
3. It checks the result. Munin opens your page itself and looks for anything broken before it tells you it's done.
4. It saves. Every change is saved automatically, every time. There is no "save" button and nothing to lose.
5. It replies with what it did, a link to see it, and what that change cost.

#Planning before building

When a project is new, Munin first asks a few short questions so it builds the right thing — who it's for, what it should do. You can answer them, or skip straight ahead:

• Tap Start building it when you're happy.
• Or just say so: "just build it" works at any point.

Once a project has been built, ordinary messages go straight to work.

#Where things live

• The chat is where you ask for changes. Everything Munin makes, it makes from there.
• The Munin app — the button next to where you type — is a window onto your project: its address, its history, your shared links, your settings and your balance.
• Your account page on the web shows your balance, your receipts and your email.