Turn freelance briefs into scoped projects

Problem

Freelance clients rarely arrive with a clean spec. They bring voice notes, screenshots, loose ideas, competitor links, and urgent expectations — then expect a fixed quote, timeline, and delivery plan before the work is actually scoped.

How it works

Client project portal

Build a client project portal with @Linear tickets, billable hours, and a live status dashboard. Loop in @client for approvals.

Thought for 4s

Read operational context

Client portal for agency project delivery

Think through routes and permissions

Status, hours, approvals, and invoices

Create base tickets

Preparing canvas, MCPs, and parallel work

I reviewed the client delivery context and scoped an agency portal: status, billable hours, and an approve-work flow the client can use without GitHub.

First slice is the dashboard, permissions, and the approval workflow. I'll keep Linear and GitHub in context while the agents run.

Tickets are on the board. The approval workflow is already in Working.

View tickets

Reply, or use @ to mention tickets, projects, agents...

Simple

Preview

Inspect the result, request edits, and move it forward without changing tools.

What you get

A stronger scoping workflow that helps freelancers avoid vague projects, underpriced work, and painful mid-project surprises.

Review before you merge

You approve the plan before it becomes client commitment or production work.

Review the scope, edit the tickets, ask clarifying questions, and decide what belongs in the first milestone. Rosvelt gives you leverage, but you keep control of pricing, client communication, and final delivery.

Preview

Inspect the result, request edits, and move it forward without changing tools.

Why it's different

Freelancers stop turning vague requests into risky promises.

See it in action

Watch a messy client brief become ready-to-build tickets.