Use case
Align engineering on what to build.
Give your team a single source of truth — the why, the user, and the scoped MVP — so engineers build the right thing instead of guessing.
Engineers build the wrong thing when the why never reaches them.
Strategy lives in the founder's head and tickets describe the what, not the why. So the team ships features no one asked for, and rework eats the runway you couldn't afford to burn.
Scope the MVP with intent.
Agents tie each feature back to the user and the problem, so the backlog reflects the strategy instead of a wish list.
One source of truth for the team.
The user, the bets, and the open risks live in cross-linked registries engineers can read, not a deck buried in someone's drive.
Keep direction and code in sync.
When the plan shifts, the agents update the living documents, so the team isn't building against a strategy that changed last week.
Inside the workspace
What does the work.
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
- How does this keep engineers aligned?
- It puts the why, the user, and the scoped MVP in one shared workspace, so every ticket traces back to a reason the whole team can see.
- Does it replace our issue tracker?
- No — it's the layer above it. It holds the strategy and scope; your tracker still holds the day-to-day execution.
- What happens when priorities change?
- The agents update the living documents and registries when direction changes, so the team always builds against the current plan, not last month's.
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