Use the markers after Castaly changes the Project definition.
Understand Recent Changes
After Castaly updates the Project Spec, the Project Graph marks what changed in that latest update. These markers help you check whether Castaly understood your latest request before you Build.
Recent-change markers are a review aid, not a version history. They are meant for the moment between “Castaly updated the definition” and “you decide whether to Build.”
When to check recent changes
Section titled “When to check recent changes”Check that your answer changed the right pages, features, or requirements.
Confirm the latest structure before approving implementation.
When feedback is folded back into the Spec, check what Castaly changed before building again.
How change markers work
Section titled “How change markers work”A marker sits to the right of a feature’s name:
Castaly added this feature in the latest update.
Castaly changed an existing feature this round.
Castaly removed this feature from the current structure. The row is shown temporarily so you can see what left, but it is not clickable and has no details.
A Removed row doesn’t count toward your page and feature totals or toward build progress — it’s only there to make the change visible for this round.
Change markers are not status
Section titled “Change markers are not status”Change markers are separate from a node’s build state. They answer “what just changed?”, not “how far along is this?”. A feature can be New and Not started at the same time: newly added to the Spec, but not yet built.
Keep the three layers separate:
- Change markers answer what changed in the latest Spec update.
- Node status answers where a page or feature is in the Build.
- Project status answers what state the whole Project is in.
For node status — Not started, Queued, Building, Testing, Succeeded, Blocked — see Read the Project Graph.
What to do after reviewing changes
Section titled “What to do after reviewing changes”Build if the changes look right
If the right pages and features changed, continue to Build when the Project definition is ready.
Continue in Chat if something is off
If something is missing, extra, or changed in the wrong place, tell Castaly before approving implementation.
Open the Spec if wording matters
If you need exact requirements, rules, or acceptance details, open the Spec and check the source text.
After a build
Section titled “After a build”Once a build succeeds, the Graph stops emphasizing the New / Updated / Removed markers for finished work, so the structure reads cleanly again. The detail can still keep a note such as Built in latest preview, so you can trace what landed.
Next: Resolve Spec Conflicts explains what to do when conflicting requirements block Build.