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Executive Summary

Product teams and professional developers routinely waste weeks turning a one‑line idea into production‑grade deliverables because current tools produce prototypes, not testable artifacts. With roughly 25 million professional developers and product teams collectively spending about $1,200 per person per year on tooling (a $30B market), the pain is concentrated in mid‑to‑large engineering organizations that need repeatable, auditable workflows and reliable handoffs between design, product and engineering. The product would take a one‑line app idea and deterministically generate production‑ready TDD prompts and page maps: structured user stories, acceptance criteria, end‑to‑end and unit test stubs (Jest/pytest/Playwright/Cypress), component specs/Storybook entries, CI/CD hooks, and a page map that ties UI screens to tests and design tokens. Outputs would be exportable to Git, IDE plugins, Figma/Design System connectors and include an audit trail and versioned prompt templates so teams can iterate, review and enforce standards. This is an attractive moment because recent LLM advances enable reliable multi‑step prompt orchestration that maps naturally to engineering tasks and tests, product ops is emerging as a discipline hungry for repeatable workflows, and no‑code fatigue has increased demand for production‑quality, testable artifacts rather than prototypes. The existing addressable market ($30B) and average tooling spend suggest healthy revenue potential for a solution that moves beyond prototype generation to deliver deployable assets and compliance traces. To stand out you should enforce a TDD‑first model with verifiable outputs, deep integrations into CI/IDE/Figma, and a marketplace of vetted prompt templates and page maps that reduce implementation risk; these are clear technical differentiators versus generic code‑generation tools. Real challenges are nontrivial: avoiding LLM hallucinations, validating generated tests across diverse stacks, earning trust from engineering leads, and keeping templates current with fast‑moving frameworks, so initial go‑to‑market should target teams with high tooling budgets and regulatory or audit requirements.

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Translate a one-line app idea into production‑ready TDD prompts & page maps

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Translate a one-line app idea into production‑ready TDD prompts & page maps

Executive Summary

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