From an idea to a plan your agent builds from
You have the idea and the user’s journey in your head. Your coding agent lays them out on a map—steps, stories with acceptance criteria, releases—and builds a prototype from it story by story.
- Lays the idea out as a journey, stories and acceptance criteria
- Names what is unclear in a story before it starts coding
- Works through the release in the order of the map
Before and after
Without a map
- The idea waits in a doc until developers are free.
- The agent gets a prompt without the user’s journey around it.
- You find out what was skipped at the review.
With Slicemap
- The journey, the release and the criteria are on one map.
- The agent rates how clear a story is and asks before it codes.
- Progress shows on the map as criteria get checked.
What matters for you
Releases with dates and a goal
Each release is a row across the map with its own period and goal.
Criteria the agent checks
Each story holds its acceptance criteria. The agent checks them off one by one, and you accept the work against them.
Clarity before code
The agent rates how clear a story is and lists what is missing, so you answer before work starts.
Questions
Can I keep personas on the map?
Yes. A project has personas, and each story and map can be tied to one.
Does Slicemap replace our tracker?
If your team lives in a tracker, keep it. Slicemap keeps the user’s journey and the plan your agent works from.
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