#product
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When the Design Changes and the Spec Doesn't: Linking Figma to Your Product Graph
A link in a PRD to a Figma file goes stale the moment a designer reworks the screen — and nobody tells the spec. Here's how the Specor Figma plugin makes the design link part of the spec's history, shows the spec while you design, and flags where design and spec have drifted apart.
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AI-Generated Test Cases for Every Merge: Verifying Intent, Not Just Structure
Resolving every conflict in a merge tells you the spec is structurally valid. It tells you nothing about whether the real implementation still matches what you meant. Here's how Specor closes that gap.
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Product Intelligence: Catching Compliance and UX Gaps Before Your Auditor Does
Most product specs don't know they're missing an authentication rule, a login flow, or a rate-limit policy. Product Intelligence scans your entire spec on every commit — deterministically, without consuming AI credits.
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What Does a Healthy Product Definition Actually Look Like?
Most product teams can't answer a basic question: is our product knowledge in good shape? Here's a framework for measuring the quality of your product definition — and why the answer matters more than you'd think.
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Specs That Know Their Own Numbers: Connecting Live Metrics to Your Product Model
Every spec defines success metrics. Almost none of them know their current value. Here's what changes when a Metric in your product model reads its real number live.
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MCP and the AI-Native Product Stack: Giving Coding Agents Product Context
AI coding assistants are only as good as the context they have. Here's how MCP lets engineering agents query your product graph before writing code.
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Why 'Single Source of Truth' Usually Fails — And How Semantic Versioning Fixes It
Every team wants a single source of truth. Most attempts decay within months. Here's why that happens and what makes a versioned, structured product model different.
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From Feature Tickets to Semantic Graphs: A New Mental Model for Product
Tickets describe work to be done. Graphs describe what the product actually is — and why that difference changes how your whole team understands dependencies.
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The Hidden Cost of Product Drift: When Spec, Design, and Code Diverge
The gap between what was specified, what was designed, and what was built is one of the most expensive and least-measured problems in software teams.
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Git for Product Teams: Applying Version Control Thinking to Product Design
Branching, committing, merging, rolling back — engineers have used these primitives for decades. What do they look like when applied to product definitions?
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Why Your PRD Is Already Out of Date (And What to Do About It)
Product requirements docs rot the moment you write them. Here's why static docs fail and what a versioned, living product model looks like instead.