Guided AI product design

Turn ideas intoconfident product decisions.

Follow a guided, AI-powered path from first problem framing to flows, previews, and implementation.

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One decision at a time

Guided product design

Intent proposes the next best question. You confirm the direction before the work moves on.

Intent

The riskiest assumption is who needs this most. Let’s start there.

You

Busy parents planning dinner after work.

Direction confirmed

01

Frame the problem

Clarify the person, pain, value, and signal of success.

Visible outcome

Product framing

A sharp premise the rest of the work can build on.

Primary problem
Why it matters now
Success signal

Agree on the product question worth solving first.

The Problem

Great products get blurry between idea and implementation

Product thinking is scattered

Ideas, feedback, meetings, screenshots, and docs live in different places. The real product intent is hard to recover when it is time to decide.

Coding agents need clearer context

Claude Code and Cursor can move quickly, but they still need a precise PRD, implementation context, and backlog to build the right thing.

Memory disappears after handoff

A PRD, backlog, or prompt is only useful once if the reasoning behind it is not stored. Teams lose the why and repeat the same product work.

You need a loop that turns context into decisions, outputs, and product memory.

How it works

A product decision is built one clear step at a time.

Intent brings proven product-design questions into the conversation when they matter. You confirm the direction; every decision becomes part of the product model that guides the next step.

Your design path

01

Frame the problem

Clarify the person, pain, value, and signal of success.

One decision

Agree on the product question worth solving first.

You decide at every checkpoint.

What stays connected

Product framing

  • Primary problem
  • Why it matters now
  • Success signal

From decision to design

See how the product fits together before anyone builds it.

Personas and scenarios lead to flows. Flows lead to screens. Screens and states stay connected to the spec—so the handoff still contains the why.

Intent · product model Connected

The decision chain

Problem

Weeknight meals feel like another decision.

Primary person

Busy parent planning after work.

Core scenario

Turn an empty evening into a ready plan.

Every confirmed choice informs the next surface.

Flow to screen map

Plan a weeknight meal

3 linked screens
1Open plan
2Choose meals
3Confirm week

Plan

Meals

Confirm

Flow confirmedPreviewed stateAcceptance criteria ready

App map & flows

See which screens serve each important moment in the journey.

Screen states & previews

Make the primary experience concrete before the build starts.

Linked to the build plan

Keep the decision, the screen, and the acceptance criteria together.

Start from where you are

The method adapts to the product you have today.

Start with a raw idea, a new feature, an existing product, or one difficult flow. Intent chooses the next best design question and keeps the work connected.

New Platform Ideation

Guide a blank product from intent through personas, scenarios, workflows, screens, and a build-ready spec.

New Feature Ideation

Shape an addition inside an existing product without losing the current model, flows, or constraints.

Existing Platform Review

Review the current product, decide whether to simplify, extend, or balance, then turn findings into scoped work.

Existing Feature Review

Focus one messy flow, choose simplification, extension, or balance, and convert accepted findings into backlog candidates.

Outputs

The decisions become work your team can use.

The product model becomes a team-readable spec, a sequenced backlog, and clear acceptance criteria.

Guided workflow spec

Onboarding activation review

Team-readable documentation that explains what changed, why it matters, what is in scope, and how success will be evaluated.

Problem statement
User goals
Scope and non-goals
Success criteria
Acceptance criteria

Spec

For the team

Context

For the agent

Backlog

For build order

Memory

For next time

Product Memory

The reasoning survives the handoff.

Confirmed decisions, constraints, feedback, and visuals become context for the next product question—so your team keeps the why, not just the final document.

Product context graph

Connected memory for the next decision

Customer feedback
Meeting decisions
Screenshots
Review findings
Backlog tasks
Agent handoffs
The next workflow starts from the decisions your team already made.

Add Context From Meetings

Meetings become product context, not another forgotten transcript.

Bring meeting notes and transcripts into Intent. The agent extracts decisions, action items, and objections, then uses that context to update PRDs, backlogs, and future handoffs.

Intent - Context Capture
Meeting notesOnboarding sync · added
AgentExtracting context
Ask about this meeting...
Decisions: 0 captured
Actions: 0 extracted
Spec changes: 0 proposed

After a product call

Add notes or a transcript while the conversation is fresh — decisions, objections, and action items are extracted for you.

After customer feedback

Add quotes, notes, and follow-up context so they shape the next PRD or backlog.

As product memory

Meeting context becomes part of the same memory graph as specs and handoffs.

Handoff

Hand implementation a plan, not a guess.

An Existing Feature Review can turn accepted decisions into a scoped spec, ordered backlog, acceptance criteria, and current product context for Claude Code or Cursor.

Ready

Input

what you fed Intent

Workflow

Existing Feature Review

Review aim

Simplification

Screens

Signup, setup, first project

Decision

Remove optional setup before first value

Packaged for your coding agent

Handoff package

$ paste handoff prompt

> Use Intent as the source of truth for Existing Feature Review: Simplify onboarding.

intent_get_handoff_context → pinned context ✓ baseline 04

intent_get_build_tasks → open screen tasks ✓ 18 tasks

▸ Implementing “Shorten setup path” [high]

☑ Given a new user, when setup starts, then optional fields are deferred

Read before it writes a single line of code.

accepted findings: 6
tasks: 18
criteria: 29

Product clarity for less than one implementation mistake.

Try free for 30 days. No credit card required.

Run one guided workflow and create a build-ready handoff before you subscribe.

Monthly

Pay as you go

$49/month
  • New Platform Ideation
  • New Feature Ideation
  • Existing Platform Review
  • Existing Feature Review
  • Simplification, extension, and balanced review aims
  • Specs, findings, screens, and backlog artifacts
  • Claude Code and Cursor handoff guidance
  • Product context memory
  • Markdown, DOCX, and branded PDF exports
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Annual

$33/month, billed yearly

$399/year
  • New Platform Ideation
  • New Feature Ideation
  • Existing Platform Review
  • Existing Feature Review
  • Simplification, extension, and balanced review aims
  • Specs, findings, screens, and backlog artifacts
  • Claude Code and Cursor handoff guidance
  • Product context memory
  • Markdown, DOCX, and branded PDF exports
  • Priority support
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Questions

Start with the product question in front of you.

Intent will guide the next decision, show you what it changes, and leave your team with a plan they can build.

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