Generate Codex-first agent context files for a Web MVP. Use after the PRD and Technical Blueprint exist when the user needs AGENTS.md, REVIEW-CHECKLIST.md, and agent_docs for project brief, requirements, tech stack, page map, data model, build tasks, testing, and reusable prompts.
Generate implementation task tickets for a Web MVP. Use after AGENTS.md and agent_docs exist when the user needs small Codex-executable task files with required reading, scope, acceptance criteria, implementation plan, verification checks, risks, and done conditions.
Create an Idea Brief for a Web MVP. Use when the user has a rough app idea and needs to clarify the target user, problem, current workaround, smallest useful outcome, platform choice, budget, and MVP exclusions before research or PRD work.
Create a buildable MVP PRD. Use after the Idea Brief and Evidence Pack exist when the user needs pages, user journey, P0/P1 features, acceptance criteria, data objects, success metrics, design direction, risks, and Definition of Done.
Create an Evidence Pack for a Web MVP. Use after an Idea Brief exists when the user needs competitor research, user/problem evidence, feature prioritization, monetization clues, technical feasibility, and a Go/Narrow/Pause recommendation.
Create a practical Technical Blueprint for a Web MVP. Use after a buildable PRD exists when the user needs a stack decision, No-code vs AI-code vs Developer route comparison, architecture, setup commands, security baseline, testing plan, and cost/maintenance notes.
Orchestrate a Codex-first Web MVP planning workflow from rough idea to build-ready artifacts. Use when the user wants to turn an app idea into a structured MVP plan, PRD, technical blueprint, AGENTS.md context, and implementation tickets.