Client Feedback in Pastel → a Fully Revised Website Draft from One Slack Prompt
Let the client pin comments directly on the website draft in Pastel, in their own words. Then one line in Slack — "client has provided comments in Pastel — ferry" — and the agent fetches every pin, maps each to its exact page and element, makes all the revisions, and prepares a new draft with a per-comment report.
What was getting in the way.
Client feedback on a website draft arrives as a pile — emails, calls, marked-up screenshots — and someone has to translate it into a task list, chase every item, and hope nothing got lost. A round with a dozen-plus comments can stall a launch for days before the first fix even starts.
Context
Client website builds for local service businesses — review rounds run through the client's feedback canvas.
How the work runs.
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The client pins feedback in Pastel
Comments land on the exact spot they're about, no interpretation needed. In the pictured round: seventeen comments across five pages.
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One line in Slack
A human sends a single prompt. No transcribing, no ticket-writing, no "as per my last email."
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Fetch and map
The agent pulls every comment and maps each pin to its page and element. Repeated themes get grouped: a complaint made five different ways becomes one sitewide fix, not five patches.
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Judgment calls flagged, not buried
Anything with business risk (like a requested perk worded in a way that could undermine the team's advertising rules) is flagged in the channel with a proposed safe phrasing before it ships.
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New draft, with receipts
The agent builds every revision, then posts a per-comment pass/fail report. The team reviews outcomes, not effort — and the client sees a new draft with every point addressed.
Evidence from the workflow.
Each system has a role.
The client's feedback canvas — comments pinned directly on the website draft
Pastel
The one-line trigger, judgment-call flags, and the per-comment report
Slack
Where the revisions happen
Website build platform
Why this is Coworker.
Takes assignments and reports back. You hand it work, it prepares and returns a result.
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A human triggers the round and stays the judge — flagged items wait for direction, and nothing is called done without the per-comment report. The client never has to learn a new tool or talk to an AI; they just leave notes on their website.
Impact / Outcomes
An entire feedback round turns into a revised draft from one Slack message
Pins map to exact pages and elements — nothing lost in translation
Repeated complaints collapse into single sitewide fixes
Risky requests surface with a recommendation instead of shipping silently
A per-comment pass/fail report closes the loop on every single point
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