To design it, just describe it.
The whole brief is one sentence.
No template to pick, no specification to write first, no form asking what kind of solution you want. You describe the problem and point at the material your business already has.
“Build us an invoice reconciliation solution, based on our own business context.”
A full development environment, in a browser tab.
No local setup, no export, no second copy of the project. An engineer opens the editor they already know, with an AI agent docked beside it, and everything they do stays on the project the rest of the team can see.
A plan built from what your business already decided.
The agent reads your own material before it proposes anything, so what comes back is not a generic reference architecture. Your constraints are in the design from the start, instead of being discovered in build week.
From plan to project
The plan becomes a real project, not a document.
Once the shape is agreed, the whole structure gets laid down at once — the pipeline, the steps, the API and the front ends. The work starts from a running skeleton, not an empty folder.
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