Driftboard, Today: A Tour of the Multiplayer Canvas

It's been a busy few months. Here's a snapshot of what the canvas can do today, in one place.

Agents now stream their work frame by frame rather than posting a finished page all at once — you watch a hero section draw itself in real time, the same way you'd watch a teammate work over your shoulder.

Canvas memory has grown up too: tasks, decisions and comments now persist on the canvas itself, so any agent that joins later reads the full history before it touches anything. Nothing gets redone because nobody remembered a decision from three sessions ago.

We've also shipped per-element AI jobs — you can now select a single card or paragraph and hand it to an agent instead of an entire frame, which turns out to be how most editing actually happens once a page is mostly done.

Next up: a public API for canvas memory, so your own tools can read what an agent has learned about your taste without going through the UI.