Explain it with a walk-through

Use this when you have to get something across to people who do not share your depth: why a change is harder than it looks, what happened in an incident, how a system fits together.

Ask for it

In Claude Code, with the draw plugin:

/draw:make-it-make-sense why renaming this field takes several releases, for product

With any other agent, ask in plain words and name the audience:

Explain last Tuesday's checkout outage on a draw board. Save one walk-through for leadership and one for engineers.

The agent reads the code or notes first, draws a few boxes, and saves a walk-through for each audience you named. One board carries all of them, so they rest on the same boxes and cannot disagree on the facts.

What a reader sees

Open the board and press Play walk-through. Boxes appear in order, starting from something the reader already knows. Each step shows a short title and one sentence. With more than one audience, the reader picks theirs in the bar.

Audience	The walk-through uses
Outside the work: product, leadership, customers	Their words, one analogy, no file names
Inside the work: engineers, on-call, security	Exact terms, with the source of each step

Back, Next, Pause and the arrow keys step through at the reader’s pace. With reduced motion turned on, nothing moves by itself; use Next.

Send it

Share a view link (Share an explanation or report). The reader installs nothing. Everyone who can view the board can read every word of a walk-through, so keep secrets and customer names out of it.

When it still does not make sense

Circle the box with the red crayon and press Send. The agent answers on the board and can rewrite that step.