Demo Day #5: Monday idea, Thursday feature
Most product ideas spend their first month in a queue, waiting on a planning cycle and an engineer with a free afternoon. By the time they ship, the moment that sparked them is half gone.
Autonomous Product Delivery collapses that month into a few days. An idea on Monday becomes a feature on Thursday.
Opening a pull request is only one part of the product development lifecycle, though. In the age of gen AI, deciding what to build matters as much as building it, sometimes more. So this Demo Day walks the whole arc, live on a real production codebase:
Discover & prototype: a real question gets researched across your analytics, support tickets, customer calls, and the codebase, and comes back as a brief: what it found, the evidence, and what to do next. This is where you decide what's actually worth building.
Plan: that brief becomes a spec mapped to your actual architecture.
Build: the change gets written with your components and conventions, boots the app, renders the real UI, checks its own work, and opens a pull request. Your engineers review and merge.
Then things get a little crazy. We'll explore what it looks like to hand that entire loop, discovery through delivery, off to an automation of agents running on their own.
It's all live. If something breaks, you'll see it break.
Who it's for: Product managers, designers, engineers, and lean teams tired of watching good ideas sit in a backlog.
You'll walk away knowing what it looks like when deciding and shipping both compress to days, and where the whole lifecycle is heading next.