planning

To create a feature plan, you provide a rough capability idea and the tool scans your codebase to synthesize a structured plan file. This delivers a review-ready document containing a product brief and technical architecture.

A technical architecture plan includes a product-focused brief with goals and context, an architecture-oriented plan accounting for codebase realities, and an optional UX brief. It aligns product, technical, and design thinking before development begins.

Yes, you can add UX design input to your product brief by requesting design inclusion when generating the feature plan. This adds an optional UX-oriented brief to help guide visual and interaction decisions.

Yes, feature planning requires a codebase scan to assess implementation realities before generating the architecture. This ensures the technical plan accurately reflects the existing code structure and implementation steps.

The best way to align teams before implementation is generating a single structured plan document that covers product goals, technical architecture, and UX decisions. This reduces ambiguity and provides a review-ready deliverable for approval.

You should not use an automated feature planning tool if your task lacks a defined codebase to scan or if your project requires no alignment between product, technical, and design disciplines before implementation begins.