Ideas arrive as prototypes, not tickets.
Non-technical people build the working v1 and Couldi writes the spec — so engineering evaluates something real, not a paragraph in a backlog.
Who this is for
- Product & engineering leaders drowning in requests
- Employees with ideas that never survive the ticket queue
The scenario
What this looks like in practice.
A product manager had an idea for a customer-facing intake form that kept getting deprioritized because there was nothing concrete to evaluate. She built it in Couldi during a free afternoon — the running app, the PRD, and the technical plan came out together. She brought the working prototype to the next engineering review, and the team decided to adopt it with minor changes rather than rebuild it from scratch.
What gets built
Real examples.
Working prototypes with PRD + technical plan attached
Departmental tools engineering can adopt or extend
Proofs-of-concept killed cheaply — before they cost a sprint
How it works here
Every Couldi build produces the spec as a first-class artifact — that's the pipeline, not an add-on. The PRD and technical plan are generated as part of building, not bolted on afterward. Engineering gets the prototype, the spec, and the code in one package, and can adopt it, extend it, or reject it with actual information.
Send engineering something they can actually evaluate.
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