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The setup wizard

Review and steer the plan your agents will build.

From description to draft

New projects start with a description: Spaceboy turns your words (and any inspiration images) into a complete draft — name, pages, page designs, and settings, all prefilled. The wizard is where you review and adjust that draft before agents build it. You can also enter the wizard step by step from a template if you skip the description.

What the steps cover

Steps appear only when they apply to your project — a marketing site sees fewer questions than a full app. Across the full path you can shape:

  • Name and intent — what you're building: a site, an app, a blog, a store, or a migration of an existing repo.
  • Capabilities — user accounts, payments, AI, and documents, each wired in by agents when selected.
  • Platforms — web always; native iOS and Android where the template ships them.
  • Design — brand color, logo and app icon, and per-page designs you can generate, upload, and revise.
  • Pages — your marketing pages and, for apps with accounts, the signed-in dashboard's destinations.
  • Custom domain — the hostname you'd like; DNS setup happens after the build on the Domains page.

Model and estimate

You can pick the agent model conducting the build, or leave it to Spaceboy. Before anything starts, the estimate step shows the expected cost in usage credits and checks your balance.

The Plan step

The final step shows the plan agents will follow: the build roadmap (with checkpoints for larger projects), the cost estimate, and two switches — auto-publish, which takes the finished build straight to a live development URL, and strict design review, available when you've attached page designs. Press Start and the build begins.

How checkpoints and design review work