Lispa for Digital agencies

From the client brief
to a handoff you can check.

Keep implementation, browser QA, and maintenance close to the brief. Give Lispa a specific piece of client work and bring back the code, screenshots, and practical handoff notes.

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Lispa egg agents illustrate a client brief becomes a build for digital agencies. — Works with
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From your backlog to a clear brief

Three useful places to start.

Start with approved assets and a test environment. Add client-specific conventions and name the person who approves publication.

01 / Suggested task

Turn a brief into a first build.

A small campaign page is a useful place to start. Reuse the client’s components and approved assets.

Ask for

A reviewable implementation with responsive screenshots.

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MAKE IT YOURS

Build [page or feature] in [repository] from [approved client brief]. Reuse existing components and approved assets. Check links, forms, and desktop and phone layouts. Run the relevant checks and attach screenshots. Prepare a review branch; do not publish or contact the client.

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02 / Suggested task

Work through launch QA.

Give the release a bounded checklist: pages, forms, navigation, and the devices that matter.

Ask for

A page-by-page report with reproduced defects and evidence.

Use this starter prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Run launch QA for [staging site] across [page list]. Check navigation, forms with test submissions, error states, and desktop and phone layouts. Record reproducible defects with screenshots. Fix only [approved scope] and rerun those checks. Do not publish or submit real customer information.

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03 / Suggested task

Make maintenance easier to hand off.

Keep dependency checks and repository notes in a routine so the next person has useful context.

Ask for

A scoped maintenance report and reviewable update proposals.

Use this starter prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Prepare a weekly maintenance routine for [repository]. Inspect dependency updates and failing checks, run the relevant local checks, and summarize recommended changes with repository-specific context. Propose separate reviewable updates. Do not merge, deploy, or send client messages automatically.

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Suggested engineering workflows, not customer case studies. Adapt the brief and review the result with your team.

Inside Lispa / Projects & releases

Keep the brief and acceptance criteria beside the work in progress.

A release has a brief, a pile of fixes, and evidence to collect. Keep them in one project. See what changed, what is still running, and where Lispa needs your decision.

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Works with

Claude
Codex
Grok
Gemini
Open models

Actual Lispa project overview with a fictional storefront launch, remaining work and results. — Actual Lispa interface · Fictional demo data · Shared product exampleView full size ↗

Inside Lispa / Pull requests & follow-up

Review the client change and its checks before handing it over.

Inspect the change, the latest agent review, and the CI checks together. Ask Lispa to follow up on new commits, address feedback, and keep checking the result.

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