Create a Studio design from a task or doc
Turn written requirements into a linked Studio design inside Choro.
Last updated 23 September 2026
The Design action on a task or document opens the Studio workflow. It does not require the optional Penpot connection.
Start from your requirements
Open the task or document in the intended project.
Write the audience, desired screens, important states, and acceptance criteria. Include what should remain unchanged.
Choose Design. Choro creates a Studio design with the source linked and a prepared Agent request.
Review the request and continue the design conversation. Inspect the generated screens and refine them in Design or Prototype.
Use the source link beneath the design title to return to the originating task or document.
When ready, choose Implement and review the prepared coding-agent request before sending it.
Keep the work connected
The source task or document, Studio design, and implementation agent show links back to the related work. Implementation includes a saved design snapshot and captured source requirements.
If the requirements change later, update the source and tell the design or implementation agent what should change. Do not assume that editing a document rewrites an already-created design or replaces an earlier implementation snapshot.