BezelIQ Studio
There is no unified interface for producing and reviewing SDD artifacts before build begins. Agents currently produce prose instead of machine-readable contracts, briefs are lossy Priya interpretations rather than mechanically extracted from upstream documents, and there is no place where Justin can take a project from idea to build-ready with confidence that dev agents have everything they need. The gap between intent and execution is invisible until Quinn builds the wrong thing. The cockpit ex
There is no unified interface for producing and reviewing SDD artifacts before build begins. Agents currently produce prose instead of machine-readable contracts, briefs are lossy Priya interpretations rather than mechanically extracted from upstream documents, and there is no place where Justin can take a project from idea to build-ready with confidence that dev agents have everything they need. The gap between intent and execution is invisible until Quinn builds the wrong thing. The cockpit exists as a monitoring tool but there is no design and planning workspace.
Justin can take any project from intake through artifact approval — producing complete machine-readable SDD artifacts (INTENT.json, BLUEPRINT.json, SPEC.json, POLICY.json) via a structured Studio interface — and advance to Build knowing dev agents have zero guesswork.