Initiatives: Agree what to build. See it through.

Say what has to change, in plain words. The agent refines it with you and turns it into a solid plan: requirements drafted from the code and the docs, the approaches compared, the unknowns checked.

Emargen
Lena's private chat with the agent beside the initiative document: the requirements, two approaches checked against them, and the plan in slices.
Illustrative example

Compare, then commit

The agent checks every approach against every requirement and shows where each one fits or falls short. Not sure about something? A spike, a small focused investigation, answers it before you choose.

See the whole change before building it

The agent maps the chosen approach onto the screens, code and data it touches: what's there, what changes. Then it cuts the work into slices you can see working, with tasks and dependencies.

Progress you can see, not status you're told

Progress comes from the build, not from a status meeting. People review each slice as it's demonstrated. Questions go back to whoever can answer. When the plan has to change, a change request lays out the options and what each one costs.

Try it on a real change.

Bring a change your team is about to make. Watch the evidence, the choices and the working result stay connected from the first question.

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