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SPIRITT
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From canvas to delivery
SPIRITT builds and updates Miro boards with frames, shapes, connectors, cards, and sticky notes, then carries the team's visual decisions into real products and delivery work.
What you can do with Miro.
A workshop ready to use
Arrive with structured frames, prompts, source material, and task cards laid out around the session's actual goal.
Diagrams that stay editable
Represent processes with connected Miro shapes and keep relationships current as the underlying procedure changes.
Decisions with follow-through
Turn selected ideas into assigned cards and connected delivery tasks, keeping the board's visual context attached to the work.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open a workspace
Create a SPIRITT workspace for visual planning, workshop operations, or building from your team's Miro designs.
02
Connect Miro
Authorize Miro access to the team and boards involved, with editing rights for the board items your mission will maintain.
03
Delegate the visual outcome
Name the workshop, diagram, or product you need. SPIRITT builds the board structure and carries its decisions into finished work.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Miro to work.
Make the canvas lead somewhere
Questions
Miro, with SPIRITT.
01Can SPIRITT edit a Miro board, or only read it?+
It can create boards and add or update frames, cards, app cards, shapes, sticky notes, text, images, and connectors. It can also position items, manage groups and tags, and maintain an existing layout rather than producing a static description of the board.
02What Miro access is needed?+
The connection uses Miro account authorization and works with accessible boards in the connected context. Editing and membership work need the appropriate board permissions. SPIRITT can inspect board members and their roles, but the connection is not an unrestricted view of every organization a person may belong to.
03How are task cards different from app cards?+
Task cards can carry titles, descriptions, due dates, and assignees. App cards provide richer external-work previews with custom fields and status information. SPIRITT can maintain a mapping to Linear or another connected work system so later updates modify the correct card instead of adding duplicates.
04Can it keep diagrams editable as procedures change?+
Yes. SPIRITT can create individual shapes and connectors, then update labels, styling, positions, and connector endpoints. A process maintenance workflow can compare the approved procedure with its existing board representation and revise the affected steps without flattening the diagram into an image.
05Can a Miro wireframe become a working app?+
Yes. SPIRITT can use frame contents, text, shapes, and connections as design inputs, combine them with your behavior requirements, and build and test the app. It can return the working result and acceptance checklist to the board, keeping delivery linked to the planning material.
06How can source material and follow-through stay connected?+
SPIRITT can add document, image, and embed items, organize evidence in frames, and attach tags to supported items. Connected Google Docs can supply research, Figma can provide design references, and Asana or Linear can carry the chosen work. Board membership and any custom app's access checks still govern who sees the material.