code-first-draft

To generate code from a PRD, provide the requirements document and the tool analyzes your existing codebase to write matching features and tests. It translates product requirements into working code by detecting established patterns and tech stacks.

Yes, you can build a prototype without an existing codebase. The tool generates a standalone reference implementation using a specified tech stack, allowing you to validate features quickly without needing a pre-existing project structure.

The process for implementing a new feature starts by exploring your code structure, then creating a detailed implementation plan for approval. Once approved, it automatically writes the code and unit tests, concluding with a summary document.

Yes, automated feature implementation modifies your existing source files in-place. It analyzes your current code structure and patterns to apply modifications and create new files directly within your project.

Yes, you need to specify a tech stack for prototype development when no codebase is detected. This specified stack guides the generation of the standalone reference implementation and its corresponding tests.