A new workshop page has many choices, so Plan mode makes the agent ask questions and write a plan before it changes anything. The window starts on Auto mode. Its menu shows only three names, so here is what each one means. You pick a mode so small jobs stay fast and big jobs get a plan first. Auto means go ahead, like fixing a phone number. Plan means show me the plan first, like a new retreat page. Ask means just answer me, like which pages mention refunds. Rule of thumb: want to review first? Pick Plan. We pick Plan mode with the mouse. The button now reads Plan mode. Next, we choose who the task is for. We search for the lead agent from your Glance Agents team, called CEO, and pick it. Then we type a short title, paste the request, and click Create Task. The task is created. We open it, and the request shows as the first message. A few seconds later, the agent replies with a card of four questions. For each question we pick Other, type our answer, and click Next. Our answers: the home page as the source, Saturday 21 November 2026 in New York time, the page path slash live slash november-workshop, and simple review checks. On the last card we click Submit answers. A message says Answers submitted, and the agent starts writing the plan. About twenty-five seconds later, the plan arrives as a card named Plan, revision 1. The agent says the plan is saved and awaiting the board's review. A question asks: Do you accept this plan? We click neither Reject nor Approve here. We reload the page, and the saved plan and the approval card are still there. You now see a saved plan, and your website is unchanged. The agent is waiting for your decision.