From a product doc to requirements you can build on

Paste a product brief, or point skaftorAI at an existing repo, and it drafts structured requirements you can shape — not a wall of text, but a plan the whole team reads the same way.

01

Start where the thinking already is

Most work starts as a doc, a thread, or a ticket someone half-wrote. skaftorAI reads that intent and turns it into requirements with clear acceptance criteria, scope, and open questions surfaced up front — so the ambiguity gets resolved before code does.

  • Draft requirements from a product doc, a Notion page, or an imported repository
  • Every requirement carries acceptance criteria and an explicit scope boundary
  • Open questions and assumptions are called out, not buried
02

Shape it — the draft is a starting point, not the answer

AI writes the first version; your team owns the final one. Edit, split, merge, and reprioritize requirements inline. Nothing moves downstream until a human approves it, so the plan reflects real intent, not a model's best guess.

  • Inline editing with split, merge, and reprioritize
  • Human approval gates before requirements become work
  • A living record of what changed and why
03

Grounded in what you already built

Requirements are drafted against your organizational memory, so the plan knows which services already exist, who owns them, and where similar work has shipped before — cutting the rediscovery tax on every new initiative.

Build with memory.

Turn intent into architecture, work, and shipped code — in one governed pipeline your team approves at every step.