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Miles and your agent can carry out a lot of the work directly. You should still stay involved at the moments that affect the direction, scope, cost, or safety of the site.

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Choose the direction

Ask to see the brief and design directions before a full build starts. An agent can recommend an option, but the final choice should be yours unless you have clearly delegated it.

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Review real results

Ask to see a preview, screenshots, a site plan, generated files, or an exported theme at the point where it is useful to make a decision. This gives you something concrete to react to, rather than a vague claim that a site is finished.

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Make changes in clear rounds

Give feedback on one meaningful change at a time, then review the next result. For a substantial experiment on a site you care about, ask the agent to make a copy first so the original stays intact.

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Treat approvals as real decisions

When Miles needs approval for a protected change, the agent must tell you exactly what will happen and wait for your answer. A generic instruction to “continue” is not approval for a specific protected change. See Using Miles Safely for the protection model shared by WordPress and coding-agent workflows.

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Pick up where you left off

If work is interrupted, your agent can resume the existing Miles site rather than starting again. Miles can also undo the most recent eligible turn, but a copy is the safer option before a broad redesign. Next: Choose where your agent should work.