Use case · Non-Tech Founders
Onboard a developer in one product memory.
New developers inherit goals, architecture notes, open tickets, and agent submit history — not a two-week discovery phase.
The problem
Your freelancer left. The next developer spends weeks reconstructing decisions from Slack and git blame.
Product handbook with stack, features, and open work
Prioritized tickets linked to goals and requirements
Complete submit and audit trail of prior agent work
Handoff workflow aligned with /handoff
How RAAV helps
Persistent memory for agents — not another coding agent.
Install RAAV
Index the repo and capture current product truth locally.
Run handoff
Generate an onboarding package from memory and open work.
Export context
Share architecture, priorities, and verification status.
Start building
New dev claims lanes and continues from recorded decisions.
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