Entrophy v0.1 · Now in private beta

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You're the CEO. Your chief of staff runs the team. Engineers ship code. Designers iterate. Marketers research. They debate, document, and ship — 24/7. You stay in vision.

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47shipped today 3streams active 156docs synced 23decisions today 0drift Always on

Maya drafting tomorrow's roadmap call 88%

Alex shipping threaded comments 73%

Kai Friends grid · Frame 3 of 4 52%

Sam scanning 12 competitors 36%

Live activity streaming · 412 events today

2sAlex pushed 73f3a4 to main

7sMaya proposed: "Lock comment depth at 3"

14sKai exported Frame 3 of 4 · Friends grid

28sSam added 5 competitors to scan

42sAlex merged feat/auth-flow → main · 2 docs auto-synced

1mMaya rejected: "add marketplace" — Vision conflict

2mKai shipped Profile redesign · 4 docs propagated

3mSam drafted onboarding copy v3

2sAlex pushed 73f3a4 to main

7sMaya proposed: "Lock comment depth at 3"

Welcome. What are you building? ↑

First 90 seconds

Just talk. Your idea systematizes itself into a whole spec stack.

Vision at the root. PRDs branching from Vision. Data models, design specs, copy, metrics — every doc that defines your idea, all connected, all auto-drafted in parallel. One conversation in. A complete spec system out.

MayaWelcome. What are you building?

LisaA closet app for outfits.

MayaGot it. Who's this for?

LisaJust me at first.

MayaJust you, or could small teams adopt later?

LisaSolo for now.

★ Vision drafting · auto-saved

Mission Help people remember and re-wear what they already own.

Users Solo founders with a full closet who feel they "have nothing to wear."

Outcomes Recall outfits in <30s · >40% of clothes worn monthly

Principles Privacy by default · No social pressure

Non-goals Marketplace, social network, stylist AI

And while you talked — Your AI lead fleshed out 7 docs across the Outfits feature.

drafting in parallel

PRD

Outfit Reminders

Daily nudge cadence (configurable). Save / dismiss state per item. Reset weekly.

ERD

Wardrobe data model

Item, Outfit, Wear, Tag with relational keys. Local-first store.

User Flow

Daily reminder

06:30 push → outfit suggestion → tap into closet → 1-tap log "worn today."

UI Spec

Outfit card

3-item image grid. Save / dismiss buttons. "Last worn" badge. Long-press to edit.

Copy

Onboarding

"Your closet, remembered." · Day 1: "Snap your first 5 items." · Day 7: "Outfits ready."

Metrics

Activation

D1: 5+ items captured · W1: outfit recall rate · Monthly: % of clothes worn.

Auto-scaling team

Your AI lead picks the team. The team picks the tasks.

Your chief of staff scans the project, hires the agents you need, and points them at your Kanban. They pull tasks, ship features, and never stop. You stay in vision.

Active now Maya · Alex · Kai working in parallel

Joining now Sam hired — GTM tasks crossed 5 in backlog

Backlog 8

Add reactions to messages

EngP1

Profile cover photos

DesignP1

Story expiration TTL

EngP2

Mute & snooze conversations

EngP2

Onboarding tutorial v2

DesignCopy

Analytics dashboard

EngGTM

Push notification A/B copy

GTM

Friend recommendation algorithm

EngResearch

In progress 3

Threaded comments — schema

Alex 73%

Friends grid v2 — Frame 3 of 4

Kai 52%

Tomorrow's roadmap call · prep

Maya 88%

Done · today 12

DM notifications shipped

Alex2h ago ✓

Profile redesign merged

Kai3h ago ✓

Search filters live

Alex4h ago ✓

Onboarding copy v3

Sam5h ago ✓

Comment depth limit · spec

Maya6h ago ✓

Dark mode tokens locked

Kai8h ago ✓

47tasks shipped this week

8specs locked

23design iterations

24/7queue runs

Stay focused

Your Vision is the root. Everything else branches from it.

Specs, features, decisions, designs — all traceable back to one source of truth. When a decision drifts from Vision, your AI lead catches it before it ships. Even if it's yours.

★ Vision

Mission Help people remember and re-wear what they already own.

Outcomes Recall outfits in <30s · >40% of clothes worn monthly

Principles Privacy by default · No social pressure

Non-goals Marketplace, social network, stylist AI

conflict detected

"Add a marketplace for users to sell clothes."

Maya found a tension with Vision.

Before saving this decision —

Vision §Non-goals "Marketplace, social network, stylist AI"

Knowledge graph

Every doc connected. Every change propagates.

Vision, PRDs, data models, design specs — interlocked in a live dependency graph. Edit one, and the system traces every doc that touches it, then rewrites them in order. Drift is impossible.

Lisa: "Pivot to short-form video."

★

Vision vision.md +0ms

Mission:a place for sharing ~~photos~~ short-form video

Format:~~image posts~~ → video clips, max 60s

◇

PRD comments.md +220ms

Reactions on:~~image posts~~ → video clips

Reply latency:2s → 100ms (live commenting)

◇

PRD profile.md +240ms

Feed grid:~~3-col photo grid~~ → full-bleed video tiles

○

ERD posts.sql +580ms

~~image_url text~~ → video_url text

+ duration_ms int, thumbnail_url text

○

UI feed.tsx +620ms

<ImageGrid /> → <VideoGrid autoplay />

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Copy onboarding.md +640ms

~~"Share your photos"~~ → "Record your first clip"

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UI profile.tsx +660ms

<PhotoTile /> → <VideoTile loop muted />

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Metrics dashboard.json +700ms

~~photo_uploads~~ → video_views, avg_watch_time, completion_rate

○

Test feed.test.ts +720ms

expect(~~image.alt~~).toEqual(...) → expect(video.duration).toBeLessThan(60)

✓ 9 docs realigned · 1.2s end-to-end

500+docs in your graph

0manual updates

1.2send-to-end propagation

100%coherent across docs

Cross-doc propagation

You say it once. Every doc updates.

Other tools generate. Corner propagates. One conversation — and every spec, every plan, every metric realigns. Across docs. Across features. Coherently. In seconds.

One decision rewrites every affected doc — automatically
Per-doc revert if you change your mind
In Notion, this would be a week of doc-chasing

Should profile comments be threaded?

Live · 4 voices

Maya Looked at the data — 76% of beta users prefer threaded. Flat conversations die after 2 replies, especially Gen Z. 2h ago

Lisa What does threaded cost us? 1h ago

Alex +3 days. Schema change for parent_id, plus the indent + collapse UI. 1h ago

Lisa Worth it. Let's ship threaded. just now

Your AI lead is updating 4 docs across the team

4 docs updated auto-saved

Comment Spec

Threading enabled · max depth 3

updated

Design Spec

Indent + connector lines · collapse after 2

updated

Engineering Plan

parent_id schema · +3 days

updated

Roadmap

Notifications shifted −2 days

updated

Spectator mode

Watch your team think.

When agents disagree, they hold a meeting. Plain-English captions. Importance chips. Decisions logged. Step in — or stay out and read the summary.

Deciding how teams share and view the map

● Mid importance UX Design 4m elapsed

Just watching

Kai I'd argue for a side-panel — the map is the primary surface, not a sub-view.

Sam Side-panel hurts mobile. We have 60% mobile users.

Kai Fair. What about a bottom sheet that snaps to a side-panel on desktop?

Maya Lisa, your call — bottom sheet + adaptive, or full overlay?

Type a thought… Proceed →

Parallel agents

Step away. Come back to shipped features.

Agents work in parallel in your local repo — real code, real commits, real dev server. Step into a meeting, take a walk, focus on something else. The team keeps shipping while you're away from the keyboard.

Welcome back, Lisa.

Here's what shipped while you were away.

9done

3in progress

2need you

9:42am Alex started auth flow

11:18am Kai 3 commits on calendar UI

1:04pm Sam drafted onboarding copy

2:51pm Alex auth merged · dev server restarted ✓

4:33pm Kai calendar shipped to staging ✓

Open dev server → 2 Tier-3 decisions waiting on you · billing + plan amendment

Pricing

One subscription. A whole team.

The cost of a software tool. The output of a full company. Cancel anytime.

Free

$0/mo

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10 agent-hours / month
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Your thinking stays yours.

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