Main build
Step 3
Assembly — page 1
Inset — page 1
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
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Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 9
Assembly — page 5
Inset — page 5
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 10
Assembly — page 5
Inset — page 5
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 11
Assembly — page 5
Inset — page 5
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 12
Assembly — page 5
Inset — page 5
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 13
Assembly — page 5
Inset — page 5
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 14
Assembly — page 5
Inset — page 5
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Build 2
Step 1
Assembly — page 6
Inset — page 6
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 9
Assembly — page 6
Inset — page 6
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Build 3
Step 2
Assembly — page 7
Inset — page 7
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 3
Assembly — page 7
Inset — page 7
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 4
Assembly — page 8
Inset — page 8
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 5
Assembly — page 8
Inset — page 8
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 6
Assembly — page 9
Inset — page 9
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 7
Assembly — page 9
Inset — page 9
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 8
Assembly — page 10
Inset — page 10
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 9
Assembly — page 10
Inset — page 10
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 10
Assembly — page 11
Inset — page 11
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 11
Assembly — page 11
Inset — page 11
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Build 4
Step 10
Assembly — page 12
Inset — page 12
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 12
Assembly — page 12
Inset — page 12
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 13
Assembly — page 13
Inset — page 13
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 14
Assembly — page 13
Inset — page 13
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 15
Assembly — page 14
Inset — page 14
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 16
Assembly — page 14
Inset — page 14
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 17
Assembly — page 15
Inset — page 15
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 18
Assembly — page 15
Inset — page 15
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 19
Assembly — page 16
Inset — page 16
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 20
Assembly — page 16
Inset — page 16
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 21
Assembly — page 17
Inset — page 17
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 22
Assembly — page 17
Inset — page 17
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 23
Assembly — page 18
Inset — page 18
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 24
Assembly — page 18
Inset — page 18
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Build 5
Step 11
Assembly — page 19
Inset — page 19
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 25
Assembly — page 19
Inset — page 19
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 26
Assembly — page 20
Inset — page 20
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 27
Assembly — page 20
Inset — page 20
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 28
Assembly — page 21
Inset — page 21
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 29
Assembly — page 21
Inset — page 21
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 30
Assembly — page 22
Inset — page 22
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 31
Assembly — page 22
Inset — page 22
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 32
Assembly — page 23
Inset — page 23
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 33
Assembly — page 23
Inset — page 23
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 34
Assembly — page 24
Inset — page 24
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 35
Assembly — page 24
Inset — page 24
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 36
Assembly — page 25
Inset — page 25
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 37
Assembly — page 25
Inset — page 25
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 38
Assembly — page 26
Inset — page 26
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 39
Assembly — page 26
Inset — page 26
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 40
Assembly — page 27
Inset — page 27
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 41
Assembly — page 27
Inset — page 27
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 42
Assembly — page 28
Inset — page 28
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 43
Assembly — page 28
Inset — page 28
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 44
Assembly — page 29
Inset — page 29
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 45
Assembly — page 29
Inset — page 29
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 46
Assembly — page 30
Inset — page 30
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 47
Assembly — page 30
Inset — page 30
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Build 6
Step 12
Assembly — page 31
Inset — page 31
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 48
Assembly — page 31
Inset — page 31
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 49
Assembly — page 32
Inset — page 32
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 50
Assembly — page 32
Inset — page 32
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 51
Assembly — page 33
Inset — page 33
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 52
Assembly — page 33
Inset — page 33
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 53
Assembly — page 34
Inset — page 34
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 54
Assembly — page 34
Inset — page 34
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 55
Assembly — page 35
Inset — page 35
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 56
Assembly — page 35
Inset — page 35
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 57
Assembly — page 36
Inset — page 36
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 58
Assembly — page 36
Inset — page 36
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 59
Assembly — page 37
Inset — page 37
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 60
Assembly — page 38
Inset — page 38
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Build 7
Step 13
Assembly — page 39
Inset — page 39
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 61
Assembly — page 39
Inset — page 39
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 62
Assembly — page 40
Inset — page 40
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 63
Assembly — page 40
Inset — page 40
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 64
Assembly — page 41
Inset — page 41
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 65
Assembly — page 41
Inset — page 41
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 66
Assembly — page 42
Inset — page 42
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 67
Assembly — page 42
Inset — page 42
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 68
Assembly — page 43
Inset — page 43
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 69
Assembly — page 43
Inset — page 43
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 70
Assembly — page 44
Inset — page 44
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 71
Assembly — page 44
Inset — page 44
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 72
Assembly — page 45
Inset — page 45
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 73
Assembly — page 45
Inset — page 45
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 74
Assembly — page 46
Inset — page 46
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 75
Assembly — page 46
Inset — page 46
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Build 8
Step 14
Assembly — page 47
Inset — page 47
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 76
Assembly — page 47
Inset — page 47
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 77
Assembly — page 48
Inset — page 48
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 78
Assembly — page 48
Inset — page 48
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 79
Assembly — page 49
Inset — page 49
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 80
Assembly — page 49
Inset — page 49
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 81
Assembly — page 50
Inset — page 50
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 82
Assembly — page 50
Inset — page 50
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 83
Assembly — page 51
Inset — page 51
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 84
Assembly — page 52
Inset — page 52
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 85
Assembly — page 53
Inset — page 53
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 86
Assembly — page 54
Inset — page 54
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.
Step 87
Assembly — page 55
Inset — page 55
Phase 2 — Pieces
What do I do here?
Look at the inset image above. Check that the AI has correctly identified each piece — colour, quantity, and part name. If anything is wrong, edit the table directly. Add any missing pieces using the + row button, or remove incorrect ones with ✕.
When you are satisfied that all pieces are correct, click Save Pieces. This enables Phase 3 to run for this step.
Not yet identified.
Phase 3 — Spatial placement
What do I do here?
The AI has described where each piece was placed by comparing the before and after images. Read every description carefully. Check that directions (left, right, front, back) are correct from the builder's perspective, and that stud counts are accurate.
If a description is vague, wrong, or uses the wrong direction — click Edit in that row and correct it. Once every placement description for this step is accurate, click Approve. Approval is required before the accessible prose can be generated.
This is the most important phase — a blind builder will follow these descriptions precisely.
Not yet extracted.
Phase 4 — Accessible prose
What do I do here?
This step is completed by the builder, not the sighted reviewer. The app generates an accessible prose paragraph from the approved Phase 3 descriptions. No action is needed from you here — your work is done once Phase 3 is approved.
Not yet generated. Complete Phase 3 and approve placement first.