Viewing & understanding

◫ Visual

Watch real renderable changes.

A passive viewer that follows real visual build progress.

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Visual during a local demonstration task: observe without operating the website.Actual Linqbase interface · demonstration project
TURN IDEAS INTO POSSIBILITIES

Watch real renderable changes.

While a coding task is actively working on the project.

A stream of activity messages does not show how a page looks. Visual follows actual project rendering so you can see the current result while the agent works.

The viewer updates when a valid new render is available. It is passive: opening or closing it does not give website controls input and does not stop the task.

YOUR NEXT STEP

How to get started.

From your first choice to the result. Here is how to use this feature in your own project.

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    Open the visual view during a running task.

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    See renderable changes when the runtime makes them available. You can look around and scroll a long page.

  3. 03

    During temporary rendering problems, the previous valid view remains where possible. After execution, use Preview or Visual editing.

IN PRACTICE

How it could work for you.

Observe a header appear, then a hero section and footer as those changes become renderable.

How to assess the result

Several edits can appear together. This is not an animation of every keystroke, and temporary invalid code is not presented as a working result.

GET STARTED IN LINQBASE

Where to find it.

Project Studio → Visual

Available actions depend on your plan, mode and project state. Features that require a task become available within an appropriate conversation.
SAVE & CONTINUE

What is saved?

The image follows the real project. The viewer does not generate code or plan tasks.

GOOD TO KNOW

What you need to know

Buttons and forms cannot be operated here. Changes appear when they can actually render, not as a simulated animation for every typed line.