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Scope, gaps and decisions land before the first task is written.

You write what the business needs in a sentence or a paragraph. Foundariq reads it against the Blueprint and against every capability your portfolio already holds, then reports which ones cover the requirement, which need extending, which do not exist, and which products are affected. The same pass counts the Blueprint changes the work implies and lists the decisions that need a person. You answer those decisions and approve the analysis before a single task exists.

Scope arrives before the code

Analysis returns the affected products, the capability gaps and the number of Blueprint changes involved. An instruction that quietly reaches into the billing product and the consent product says so on the first screen, not in the third pull request.

Existing capabilities are checked first

The search runs across every capability in the portfolio before anything new is proposed. Where the portfolio already satisfies part of the requirement, that part is marked for reuse and never reaches a generator.

Human decisions are counted, not hidden

Ambiguity in a strategic instruction becomes a listed decision with options, not a quiet assumption inside a model's answer. The decisions your policy profile reserves for a person stay with a person, however confident the proposal sounds.

In this capability

  • Portfolio impact report
  • Capability gap analysis
  • Blueprint change count
  • Decision list with options

Stop managing prompts. Start managing software strategy.

Connect your repositories. Let Foundariq understand what you have already built. Then tell it what your portfolio should build next.

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