Wizard 101 — First session

Your first run through the Blueprints Wizard: open the hub, create a session, understand the twelve steps, and complete one short worked example.

What it is

Your first run through the Blueprints Wizard: open the hub, create a session, understand the twelve steps, and complete one short worked example.

When to use it

After Wizard overview and Studio 101.

Prerequisites

Steps

Open the wizard

  1. Start Lenses and open /studio/.
  2. In the sidebar, choose Blueprints Wizard (wording may vary).
  3. Land on the Hub — create a new session or resume one.

Hub vs session

Place URL pattern Purpose
Hub /studio/blueprints/wizard List sessions, create new, see last step
Session /studio/blueprints/wizard/session/<sessionId> Full stepper, notes, saves, exports

Example first session (generic)

Starting situation Team agreed to try the Wizard for a small initiative; Studio is already open at /studio/.
Action taken Create a new session from the hub, complete Mission with a mode from Wizard 201, stop after Run plan or Review for a dry run.
Expected result Session URL is shareable; steps show saved notes; at least one artifact or export path is visible before closing.
What to check If the hub is empty, confirm Wizard feature flags and routes from Wizard overview.

The twelve steps (what you see in the UI)

Step Intent Typical output
1 Mission Why you are here Mode + posture (see Wizard 201)
2 Contribution setup Roles, repos, expectations Named participants and boundaries
3 Context intake What is already true Facts and links the team agrees on
4 Understanding Shared picture Narrative; Refine may appear
5 Clarification Resolve ambiguities Decisions or explicit open questions
6 Target & output pack Done shape Artifact emphasis (Wizard 301)
7 Autonomy & mutation Allowed change vs stability Guardrails for the plan
8 Scope selection This increment vs later Scoped slice
9 Run plan Ordered steps and checks Executable sequence
10 Review & generate Inspect artifacts Approved or iterated bundle
11 Recheck / repair Consistency Pass or listed gaps
12 Experimental build Handoff Cursor Launch Pack or related exports when offered

Detail for each row follows the same order in the stepper UI.

Worked example — “Start from idea”

Scenario: A small internal tool — a team retrospective dashboard (action items and trends).

  1. Hub — New session; name it (e.g. “Retro dashboard — Q2”).
  2. MissionStart from idea; describe scattered retro notes and lack of follow-through visibility.
  3. Continue through steps with short, honest notes; use Refine where offered.
  4. Experimental build — Export a Cursor Launch Pack if your build offers it.

How to verify success

  • Session persists when the server supports it (otherwise you may see a local draft warning — see Troubleshooting).
  • You finish with generated artifacts or exports you can take to engineering.

What to do next