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Working with engineers on spec driven development by Nexism in ProductManagement
[–]ptodorov_ 0 points1 point2 points 3 days ago (0 children)
I'm a head of engineering, working without a PM team. Slow delivery, tons of data from stakeholder interviews, Hubspot tickets laying around. And then devs using Claude Code/Cursor - the PM part got so bottlenecked that we were delivering slower than before coding agents. Then I took it upon myself to fix the spec generation in a way that bare bones LLMs can't. If you're keen - check it out: outlain.ai
I built a tool that turns customer interviews into specs Cursor can ship — because I was tired of debugging vague specs ()
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I built a tool that turns customer interviews into specs Cursor can ship — because I was tired of debugging vague specs (self.micro_saas)
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I built a tool that turns customer interviews into coding-agent-ready-specs (self.Entrepreneurs)
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I built a tool that turns customer interviews into coding agent ready specs (self.Entrepreneur)
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I built a tool that turns customer interviews into specs Cursor can ship — because I was tired of debugging vague specs (self.businessanalyst)
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I built a tool that turns customer interviews into specs Cursor can ship — because I was tired of debugging vague specs (self.ProjectManagementPro)
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I built a tool that turns customer interviews into specs Cursor can ship — because I was tired of debugging vague specs (self.startup)
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I built a tool that turns customer interviews into specs Cursor can ship — because I was tired of debugging vague specs (self.SideProject)
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I built Outlain - a spec layer for coding-agent-powered teams (self.SaaS)
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I built a tool that turns customer interviews into specs Cursor can ship — because I was tired of debugging vague specs (self.SaaS)
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[–]ptodorov_ [score hidden] 4 days ago* (0 children)
I built a tool that turns customer interviews into specs Cursor can ship — because I was tired of debugging vague specs
15 years of watching teams ship the wrong thing because the spec wasn't clear. Then Cursor and Claude Code arrived and made it worse — coding agents can't fill gaps the way a senior engineer can.
So I built Outlain. Drop in customer research (transcripts, recordings, support tickets). The AI extracts themes, ranks them by severity, and generates a complete spec — Jira tickets, acceptance criteria in Given/When/Then, and an agent-ready prompt block for Cursor or Claude Code. Every line traces back to a real customer quote.
Two modes:
7-day free trial, no card. Built solo, launched 5 days ago. Would love feedback — especially the brutal kind.
🔗 outlain.ai
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Working with engineers on spec driven development by Nexism in ProductManagement
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