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Before committing to a feature, understand what it’ll actually take. The Agent analyzes your codebase to estimate difficulty, and can suggest features based on customer signals, competitor gaps, and product patterns.

What You Get

Feature Difficulty Estimates

A table showing features with code-informed difficulty ratings:
  • Feature name and source (roadmap, issues, ad hoc)
  • Difficulty estimate — based on actual code complexity, not gut feel
  • Affected areas — which parts of the codebase are involved
Action buttons:
  • Create Plan — generate a full plan for a specific feature
  • Create Full Plan — plan all listed features together

Feature Suggestions

When you want ideas, the Agent suggests features based on:
  • Customer signals — what users are asking for
  • Competitor gaps — what others have that you don’t
  • Product patterns — opportunities from your usage data
  • Code opportunities — areas where small changes unlock big value
Each suggestion links to the evidence that supports it.

Example Prompts

What you askWhat you get
”How hard would it be to add SSO?”Difficulty estimate with code analysis
”Estimate difficulty for these features: SSO, webhooks, audit log”Comparison table
”Suggest features we should build next”Feature suggestions with evidence
”What are customers asking for that we don’t have?”Signal-driven feature suggestions
”What would it take to add real-time collaboration?”Difficulty analysis + affected areas

Why It Matters

Stop estimating in the dark. Most feature estimates are based on vibes. The Agent actually reads your code to understand what exists, what needs to change, and how interconnected the affected areas are. Planning goes from “probably 2 weeks?” to “here’s exactly what’s involved.”
Combine with competitor intelligence: “What features do our competitors have that we don’t, and how hard would they be to build?”