I call it a work in progress. If it is, for me, the result of (could be) a “tool in progress”? If you have one word, you can hyphenate it or call it a WIP informally.): work with which an

artist or writer is engaged but which is not completed or approaching completion Alternatively, if you need

an adjective: incomplete, unfinished, crude, unpolished, wanting… etc.

I call it a work in progress. If it is, for me, the result of (could be) a “tool in progress”? If you have one word, you can hyphenate it or call it a WIP informally.): work with which an

artist or writer is engaged but which is not completed or approaching completion Alternatively, if you need

an adjective: incomplete, unfinished, crude, unpolished, wanting… etc.

I call it a work in progress. If it is, for me, the result of (could be) a “tool in progress”? If you have one word, you can hyphenate it or call it a WIP informally.): work with which an

artist or writer is engaged but which is not completed or approaching completion Alternatively, if you need

an adjective: incomplete, unfinished, crude, unpolished, wanting… etc.

I call it a work in progress. If it is, for me, the result of (could be) a “tool in progress”? If you have one word, you can hyphenate it or call it a WIP informally.): work with which an

artist or writer is engaged but which is not completed or approaching completion Alternatively, if you need

an adjective: incomplete, unfinished, crude, unpolished, wanting… etc.

I call it a work in progress. If it is, for me, the result of (could be) a “tool in progress”? If you have one word, you can hyphenate it or call it a WIP informally.): work with which an

artist or writer is engaged but which is not completed or approaching completion Alternatively, if you need

an adjective: incomplete, unfinished, crude, unpolished, wanting… etc.