Product development
Build Factory
Move a product idea from concept to release with a virtual specialist team and traceable approvals.
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The problem
As a product moves between specialists, teams can lose track of which draft was approved, what it depends on, and who needs to act when a decision changes.
Design decisions
I built the journey around approved deliverables. A team agrees on ownership and acceptance criteria before drafting, and Build Factory flags work for another review when a source revision changes.
What it does
Configurable virtual team
Assemble a team from 18 specialist role definitions, each with responsibilities, expected outputs, and calibration questions.
Product journey
Move through Concept, Design, Build, Test, Release, and Evolve with a clear next action for each deliverable.
Output agreements
Name an owner and destination and agree on content and acceptance criteria before drafting.
Source and revision history
See which approved inputs shaped a draft, compare revisions, and flag dependent work for review when inputs change.
Enterprise setup reviews
Record business-unit scope, review decisions, evidence, and environment prerequisites alongside product work.
Reviewed guidance and export
Promote reviewed feedback for reuse and export accepted work in Markdown.
Try the workflow
Illustrative example
Define the output before asking for a draft
Start with an idea, select a lifecycle stage, and agree who owns a deliverable, what it must cover, and where the accepted output will go.
Concept stage
- Deliverable
- Product brief
- Owner
- Product strategist
- Acceptance criteria
- Scope, audience, and open decisions
Screenshot tour
Product journey
See where a product stands from Concept through Evolve, how many outputs each stage has accepted, and what to do next. This fictional team is designing a clearer way for customers to track service requests.
How AI helps
Draft with the context a specialist actually needs
When a model is configured, Build Factory combines the role’s instructions, agreed expectations, approved source work, and reviewed guidance to draft a deliverable with traceable inputs.
Example
A product brief can start from the approved problem statement and carry forward the audience, scope, and open questions.
What people decide
A reviewer edits, returns, or accepts the specific revision. The portfolio walkthrough shows prepared examples.
Built with
- React
- Cloudflare D1
- ChatGPT Sites
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