Your idea or PRD becomes a backlog
A short brainstorm turns an idea into a BRD; a PRD is used as it is. Then epics and user stories with acceptance criteria, dependencies and priorities — traceable back to the requirement each one came from.
You know what you want built. VrittOS turns an idea or a product requirements document into epics, user stories and reviewed pull requests — then tests, CI and a deployment to your own hosting — without you writing the code or managing the delivery.
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A short brainstorm turns an idea into a BRD; a PRD is used as it is. Then epics and user stories with acceptance criteria, dependencies and priorities — traceable back to the requirement each one came from.
A tech-lead agent chooses the stack and lays down foundation stories — repository scaffolding, database, authentication, CI — so feature work builds on something coherent rather than improvising per story.
Each story is implemented on its own branch, with unit and integration tests, verified green, and opened as a pull request describing what changed and what was tested.
Merged work deploys to your own hosting account through a workflow committed to your repository. "Live" means the URL was fetched and answered, not that a job finished.
The gap between a good PRD and working software is rarely the writing. It is the hundred decisions and handoffs after it.
Every story traces back to the requirement it came from, so what gets built is what was specified — and you can see where each line of the PRD ended up.
Epics and stories sync to your Jira project with acceptance criteria intact, so delivery is visible to a team that already has a process.
Acceptance criteria are the target the implementation is written against, and the build and tests must pass before a pull request opens.
Requirements, designs, the backlog and each pull request are explicit checkpoints. Nothing proceeds on an assumption you have not seen.
Yes. Bring what you already have and VrittOS works from it, asking clarifying questions where the document is ambiguous. If you do not have one, it will write a business requirements document with you first.
It goes as far as your backlog does — foundation work (repository, database, authentication, CI) followed by feature stories, each delivered as a reviewed pull request with tests. You decide how much of the backlog to build and in what order.
Yes. Connect an existing GitHub repository and VrittOS scans it first, so new work is planned against the architecture already there. Stories sync to your Jira project with acceptance criteria intact.
Change it and regenerate the affected part of the backlog — the requirements are a living document, not a one-time import. Work already merged stays in your repository, and later stories are planned against it.
Bring a feature from your existing backlog. A team of specialised AI agents takes it through requirements, stories, code and tests — you keep every decision that matters.
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