Use case · Product Managers

Understand the product without reading every file.

Product managers inherit a founder-readable brief: goals, requirements, epics, open decisions, and agent activity — not a raw repository tour.

The problem

You joined mid-build. Developers speak in paths and PRs; you still do not know what the product actually is.

Product handbook in plain language

Goals, requirements, and ticket backlog in one view

Founder decision queue for prioritization calls

Memory console for live status on hosted plans

Persistent memory for agents — not another coding agent.

Read the brief, goals, and requirements without touching code.

See which agents are active, what is claimed, and what is blocked.

Use the founder decision queue to plan the next sprint.

Point agents at prioritized tickets with shared memory.

Developer Handoff

New developers inherit goals, architecture notes, open tickets, and agent submit history — not a two-week discovery phase.

Refactor AI-Generated Code

When v0, Cursor, or Claude Code built fast, RAAV keeps refactor tasks, file claims, and verification history in one product memory.

Fundraising Tech Brief

Export a founder-readable product brief, active goals, verification status, and audit trail — not a pile of chat transcripts.

Local-first by default. Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor keep building — RAAV remembers, coordinates, and audits.