Take a feature from spec to working, AI-reviewed code — using the coding agents and the IDE you already work in. Here's the whole loop, start to finish.
2 minutes 49 seconds. Spec → decomposition → AI-reviewed build → ready to test.
DecisionGraph is the connective tissue between the spec and the agents you already use — so the reasoning behind the work travels with it, all the way to code.
Add a feature spec and DecisionGraph reads it, breaking it into epics and stories — each estimated. The thinking becomes a structured plan you can build against.
One click creates a feature branch and opens your IDE. Pick the stories, hit play, and DecisionGraph hands them to Claude Code — or whatever coding assistant you prefer — with the full reasoning, not just the task.
DGx tracks progress story by story, checking each against its acceptance criteria. What comes back is developer-ready code and migration files — ready to commit, preview, and test.
Add a spec. Built with Claude AI — the document is the thinking behind the build.
Decompose. Into epics and stories, each estimated.
Branch & launch. One click creates a feature branch and opens VS Code at the right place.
Select stories. A few for this session, or the whole feature.
Play. DecisionGraph builds a playlist for your coding agent and you set your autonomy level.
Watch it work. DGx tracks each story against its acceptance criteria as the agent codes.
Review the output. Developer-ready code and migration files, summarized and ready.
Commit & preview. Push to your repo, trigger a Vercel build, and open the live feature branch to test.
Bring a spec. We'll walk it from document to developer-ready code on the agents and tools your team already uses.
Let the agent rough out the work so your time goes to the details that matter most.
Read → /apprenticeThe prompt-stream spec dies with the session. The written spec keeps working after ship.
Read → /durableHere's the half that's missing — and why the agent needs both.
Read → /visualDecisionGraph knows when to use them. Skills are capability. The graph is timing.
Read → /skills