Plausible, not right
A one-line prompt produces a plausible feature that's subtly the wrong feature, and you find out in code review, or in production.
One integrated workflow turns your ideas into requirements,
visual mockups, and a technical design.
Create plans, not prompts.
An AI coding agent writes almost any code you ask for. The bottleneck moved: it's no longer can the model build it? It's did you decide the right thing to build?
I asked the agent for a feature, it built something that looked right, and I spent the afternoon discovering all the decisions I never actually made.
A one-line prompt produces a plausible feature that's subtly the wrong feature, and you find out in code review, or in production.
Prompting lets you skip the decisions a real spec forces. The agent fills them in by guessing, silently.
Requirements in Notion, mockups in Figma, tech notes in a doc, and none of them in the room when you prompt.
BuildBoard runs the whole feature-planning loop on your Mac (requirements → mockups → technical design → build) and keeps every stage in sync, so your agent builds what you actually designed instead of guessing from a sentence.
You're already the PM, the designer, and the engineer. BuildBoard is the discipline to decide what to build before the agent starts.
You type a slash command in Claude Code. BuildBoard routes it to the right project and turns it into the next artifact: a Plan, mockups, a tech spec, a build. You review and approve; it keeps the context in sync.
BO-006
added to buildboard · plans
1-pricing.html, 2-success.html
tech-spec.md · 6 actions
6/6 stories built · branch ready
A clear pricing page: three tiers, an annual/monthly toggle, and one obvious call to action.
Convert trial users to paid. Make plan differences scannable in under 10 seconds.
Plan, mock, spec, build, ship. Each stage writes the input for the next, without losing the thread from previous stages.
The spec-driven loop catches wrong-feature and missing-edge-case mistakes at the plan stage, where they cost minutes, not a day in code review.
The agent builds against a real Plan, mockups, and a tech spec, not a guess from one sentence.
Catch the decisions you never made before they turn into code you have to unwind.
The same disciplined process across your whole portfolio: muscle memory, not reinvented each time.
Every Plan, mock, and spec is a plain file on your disk. Git-friendly. No cloud, no lock-in.
BuildBoard is where the plan lives. Claude Code is where it gets built. Together they're one loop.
BuildBoard runs on Claude Code skills: /create-feature, /create-mock, /create-plan, /build-plan. Your Plans, mocks, and specs become the context your agent builds from.
No server, no database, no cloud. Everything is plain Markdown and HTML under ~/BuildBoard, versioned with your own git.
A native Mac app from the App Store. Buy it once. No subscription, no seats, no per-project fees.
~/BuildBoard. Plans and specs are Markdown, mocks are HTML. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and you version it with your own git./create-feature writes the requirements, /create-mock produces reviewable HTML mockups, /create-plan generates the tech spec, and /build-plan sends the agent to implement it. See the full guide: how to plan features for Claude Code.That's the full feature loop: define the idea, preview the design, plan the implementation, then send your agent to execute, and you're done.
Stay in the driver's seat, not the file system.