Build Brief
Governed Wedding Planning Marketplace
Wedding planning crosses couples, vendors, communications, money, documents, and sensitive personal context, so agent assistance needs visible human control at every consequential step.
Context
What made the work consequential.
The product had to coordinate a multi-party planning journey without treating generated guidance as authority, exposing private context, or allowing payment and vendor actions to outrun explicit approval.
Key decisions and interventions
Agent assistance stayed inside human-approved marketplace paths.
Designed planning actions around human review and approval
Connected vendor, communication, and payment workflows without collapsing their control boundaries
Introduced privacy and marketplace safeguards for sensitive planning context
Kept the public-facing surface within an internal-testing evidence boundary
Artifacts and capability
Planning, vendors, communications, and payments gained explicit boundaries.
- Human-approved planning workflow
- Vendor and communication foundations
- Payment-control boundaries
- Privacy and marketplace safeguards
Current implementation evidence
What the available evidence supports.
Repository and test evidence support an internally tested marketplace foundation with governed planning, vendor, communication, payment, and privacy flows. They do not establish marketplace traction, completed customer journeys, or production readiness.