build-mvp

Product Planner walks you through a structured vision intake, then generates three documents: a product vision statement, a technical PRD for coding agents, and a phased roadmap with task checkboxes. It picks up where you left off if interrupted, pre-fills from any existing idea capture, and validates all sections before proceeding to document generation.

Launch Checklist audits your codebase to identify everything needed for production, then generates a personalized deployment guide in plain language. Each step is marked as your responsibility, your agent's task, or a collaboration, with all technical terms explained for non-technical founders. The result is a clear path from working code to customers using your product.

Design System converts visual references into two synchronized outputs: a YAML token spec in Google's design.md format for coding agents, and a self-contained HTML style guide for human review. Reads imagery, derives tokens for color, typography, spacing, and components, then generates both files as a single source of truth that never drifts.

Idea Generator walks founders through structured discovery to uncover product concepts grounded in what they already know or do. It captures context through targeted questions, synthesizes patterns into candidate directions, scores each against five key axes, and writes a shareable product-idea.md document that feeds into downstream planning skills.

Design Better applies timeless UX/UI craft heuristics—drawn from Nielsen Norman, Laws of UX, WCAG, and modern AI-product patterns—to separate polished interfaces from merely functional code. It pairs with your design system tokens for visual decisions while owning hierarchy, interaction, accessibility, and motion craft. Use it when building or refactoring UI and want design best practices baked into code generation and review.

Super Product Owner is a comprehensive knowledge map for product leaders covering role definition, strategy cascade, discovery methods, backlog craft, prioritization frameworks (RICE, MoSCoW, Kano, WSJF), sprint delivery, metrics, and stakeholder management. Use it to scope features, decompose ideas into stories, prioritize backlogs, define MVPs, and map user journeys—all grounded in the distinction between output and outcome.