Item-by-item review with progress tracking
Example: a Brief shows 2/7 accepted with per-item Accept/Reject controls. Partial reviews are first-class — no all-or-nothing PRs.
Requirements Engineering, Spec-Driven
Intent becomes a versioned, reviewable artifact — before a single line of code is generated.
What this capability does
Specification guides development.
expandev transforms business intent into structured specifications through an AI-accelerated pipeline, where every rule is reviewed item by item — never accepted in bulk.
Replacing traditional code-oriented IDEs, the platform decomposes demands into formal requirements, integrates approval flows, and preserves a clear chain of custody. Specification guides development; development cannot run ahead of it.
Key functionalities
What's inside the capability.
Hierarchical brief with declared scope
Objective and Limits broken into Purpose, Justifying Problems, Within Scope, Out of Scope — each section reviewable on its own.
Status lifecycle per artifact
Stories carry In Definition → In Review → Approved. Progress is always visible, never inferred from chat history.
AI assists, never decides
AI proposes stories from the brief and drafts acceptance criteria. Every relevant artifact queues for a named human approver before it counts.
Where it lives in the product
Inside the Business workspace.
Surfaces inside the project's Business workspace, across three views: Brief, References, and Stories. Review activity appears in the right rail with named reviewers and timestamps.
Why it matters
Compliance officers get evidence by design — every requirement traces to a named approver, a version, and a timestamp. Engineering leaders ship faster without sacrificing the ability to defend each decision. Product owners stop chasing intent through commit messages.
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