Product as Code

Version Control for Product Management

Keep your product vision, requirements, and tickets in code for better collaboration, complete traceability, and AI-enhanced development.

Why Product as Code?

🌀 Version Control Everything

Track changes to your product vision, requirements, and tickets with the same rigor as your code. Every product decision has a complete history.

🤖 AI-Enhanced Development

Keep your documentation up-to-date automatically and provide AI code generators with rich context about your product requirements.

🔗 Complete Traceability

Connect every line of code back to the business requirement. See exactly how your product vision translates to implementation.

👥 Better Collaboration

Use pull requests to review product changes. Bring engineering rigor to product management decisions.

📊 Automated Reporting

Generate status reports, roadmaps, and metrics automatically from your product data. No more manual updates.

🚀 Developer-Friendly

Product managers and engineers work in the same tools and workflows. Reduce context switching and improve communication.

See It In Action

A ticket that lives in your repository, not in a separate tool


ticket:
  id: "PROJ-123"
  title: "Implement user authentication flow"
  description: |
    Implement secure user authentication flow with login,
    registration, and password recovery screens.
  type: "feature"
  status: "in-progress"
  priority: "high"
  assignee: "@developer1"
  branch_name: "PROJ-123-auth-flow"

  acceptance_criteria:
    - "Users can register with email and password"
    - "Users can log in with valid credentials"
    - "Users can reset password via email"
    - "Failed login attempts are limited"

  todos:
    - id: 1
      description: "Create login form component"
      done: true
      completed_by: "@developer1"
      completed_at: "2025-05-15"

    - id: 2
      description: "Connect login form to authentication API"
      done: false
      assignee: "@developer1"
      notes: "Waiting for API endpoint to be ready"

  technical:
    stack: ["React", "Node.js", "MongoDB"]
    approach: |
      Use JWT for token-based authentication and bcrypt
      for password hashing. Follow OAuth 2.0 best practices.

  related:
    epic: "EPIC-045"
    blocks: ["PROJ-124", "PROJ-125"]