
ALT Cover: "Give class enquiries to a two-bot team. Role cards, one handoff, and you choose what gets sent." A card shows Tony (operator) and Chloe (enquiry specialist), then this week's enquiries: Sam, beginner, evenings, price, ready to check; Ana, half-term timetable, waiting for Jess; Ben, age limit, parking, waiting for Jess.

ALT From work map to two roles. A four-row work map: reply to class enquiries (DMs, emails, web form to replies, about 10 a week, no access needed if pasted, Jess in the evenings), highlighted; weekly timetable and cover; memberships and failed payments (needs the booking system); social posts. Enquiries pass all three tests: they repeat, each one is a short message, and each reply is a draft you can check against a short fact packet. Memberships wait. Tony runs the queue and the packet. Chloe drafts. Jess decides what gets sent.

ALT Tony's role card, short version: operator for Studio Ten; keeps the studio packet and changes it only when Jess says; sends Chloe the packet and the week's enquiries; checks Chloe's table against the completion standard; tells Jess what's ready and what's waiting; when a fact changes, updates the packet and asks Chloe to recheck every draft; never sends anything. Full role card in the caption.
![Chloe's role card, short version: enquiry specialist, reports to Tony; one row per enquiry (enquiry, missing fact, draft reply, owner, next action); packet facts only, missing facts named and left as [JESS TO ADD], no guessing; label assumptions; no discounts, refunds or exceptions; drafts only, Jess chooses what gets sent. Why the key lines are there: packet facts only; missing fact versus assumption; gaps, not guesses: marked gaps make missing answers visible for the owner to check.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVqJ7LJXoAAYIbK.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT Chloe's role card, short version: enquiry specialist, reports to Tony; one row per enquiry (enquiry, missing fact, draft reply, owner, next action); packet facts only, missing facts named and left as [JESS TO ADD], no guessing; label assumptions; no discounts, refunds or exceptions; drafts only, Jess chooses what gets sent. Why the key lines are there: packet facts only; missing fact versus assumption; gaps, not guesses: marked gaps make missing answers visible for the owner to check.

ALT MonoCode’s official README screenshot on macOS. A project sidebar and session list sit on the left. The main pane shows an agent conversation about improving a diff viewer, with a Rust code editor on the right and a terminal along the bottom. Tabs span the top. The screenshot shows version 0.1.31.















