Canvas & blueprints
A visual surface for composing agent work as a flow. Start from a blueprint, preview it on the canvas, and turn it into a real project with Tracks and agents.
The canvas is Concierto's visual workspace for composing work. Instead of creating Tracks one at a time, you lay out a flow of steps and agents as connected nodes, then turn that flow into real work in one move. Blueprints are pre-built flows you can preview and adopt, so you rarely start from a blank canvas.
The canvas lives at /{workspace}/canvas in the app.
What you can do on the canvas
- Lay out a flow of nodes, the steps a piece of work moves through and the agents responsible for each.
- Inspect any node, open a node to see its detail; code-bearing nodes open a code view.
- Load a blueprint, drop a ready-made flow onto the canvas as a starting point.
- Turn a flow into work, promote the flow into a real project with Tracks and agent assignments.
Blueprints
A blueprint is a named, reusable flow with a category, a one-line tagline, and an expected outcome. They're the fastest way to go from "I want to do X" to a structured plan, and they encode a sensible shape for common kinds of work.
Preview a blueprint
Open the blueprint picker and choose one. Blueprints are grouped by category, each shown as a card with its name, tagline, and outcome. Picking one loads its flow onto the canvas. A preview only, with no changes saved yet. Explore the nodes, tweak the layout, and decide if it fits.
Use a blueprint
When the flow is right, Use it. The blueprint wizard walks you through turning the flow into real work:
The blueprint becomes a project that holds the resulting work.
Each step in the flow maps to a Track, review the set before it's created.
Attach the agents (or a squad) that will execute each part of the flow. Concierto suggests bindings based on the blueprint.
Confirm, and the project, its Tracks, and the agent assignments are created together, ready to run.
Preview vs. Use. Picking a blueprint to preview never touches your data, it just renders the flow. Only the Use wizard creates a project, Tracks, and agent bindings. Explore freely.
Canvas, blueprints, and the zero-shot flow
These are three doors to the same room:
- The zero-shot prompt on the workspace home is the fastest. Describe an idea and Concierto picks the pack, hires the squad, and creates the Track.
- A blueprint is the same idea made explicit and editable, start from a known-good flow and adjust before committing.
- The canvas is the most hands-on. Compose the flow yourself, node by node.
Use whichever matches how much control you want for the task at hand.
Next steps
- Quickstart, the zero-shot path that skips straight to a Track
- Projects, where a used blueprint files its work
- Squads, bind a whole squad to a blueprint's flow
- X-Ray, the complement: map an existing codebase instead of composing new work