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Built & archived

AMA — Artist Management Agent

Help artists prepare activity evidence while keeping control of their own submission.

A desktop agent that helps artists collect, review, and organize activity evidence before preparing an official submission.

01 / Problem

Scattered evidence makes submission preparation harder.

Contracts, emails, screenshots, and activity records are scattered across tools. Artists need to connect those materials to supporting evidence and identify missing information before preparing an official submission.

02 / Product thesis

Thesis

Help artists prepare activity evidence while keeping control of their own submission.

03 / Design principles

Principles

  1. Keep evidence traceable and under the artist's control.

    Organize supporting files locally and make the source of each evidence candidate visible during review.

  2. Guide preparation without promising approval.

    Explain missing materials and readiness before submission. The artist reviews the evidence and submits on the official site.

04 / Experience flow

Flow

  1. New Case

    Create a case for the artist's activity-proof preparation.

  2. Collect

    Gather evidence candidates from local folders and connected email or cloud-drive sources.

  3. Review

    Review relevance, supporting sources, missing materials, and readiness before submission.

  4. Export

    Organize selected evidence into a submission pack and checklist. The artist completes the official submission.

05 / What was built

What I built

06 / Verified outcomes

Verified outcomes

07 / Why it was archived

Building the product and operating its market loop were different jobs.

AMA was not archived because the product failed technically. It was archived because I did not have enough time to build the promotion, sales, and feedback loop required to operate it responsibly.

08 / Retrospective

Retrospective

What I learned

Distribution and feedback operations are part of the product, not work that begins after the product is finished.

What I would change

Define a smaller target audience and a repeatable promotion-and-feedback cadence before expanding the interaction surface.