Your idea
Raw Input
Any format, any state
- Voice memo transcript
- Slack thread or email chain
- Meeting notes or bullets
- Napkin sketch description
Human Automation Labs · 2026
The bottleneck was never the builder. It was always the intake. We fix the intake — turning your raw idea into a build-ready spec that any AI coding agent can execute without guessing, without interpretation, without losing context.
Before — Broken intake
After — Fixed intake
Every team felt it. Nobody named it. The problem was never that builders were slow — it was that the intake was broken before anything reached the builder.
"The system should be user-friendly" worked when the engineer could walk over and ask what that meant. It doesn't work with distributed teams, outsourced development, or AI coding agents that build exactly what the spec says.
The PM writes the PRD. The PM approves the PRD. There's no CPO in the room pushing back on weak problem statements, unvalidated assumptions, or missing compliance requirements.
Even a good PRD loses context at the handoff. NFRs are adjectives — "fast," "secure," "scalable" — instead of numbers. Acceptance criteria that can't be tested aren't criteria.
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — they build fast. But they build exactly what the spec says. If the spec is vague, they build something vague. A bad spec used to produce a wrong prototype in 8 weeks. Now it produces one in 8 hours. The faster the builder, the more damage a broken intake does.
Your raw idea goes in. A build-ready specification package comes out. What you build it with — Claude Code, Cursor, your own team — is your choice. That's the point.
Your idea
Any format, any state
Stage 1 — 2–4 hours
AI Chief Product Officer
Stage 2 — 30 minutes
Spec Compiler
Not a summary. Not a slide deck. A structured build package with a decision audit trail, a task backlog, and compliance docs if your domain requires it.
Most service providers take every engagement because revenue. Phase 0 assesses four signals before the spec work starts. When all four are weak, we recommend killing the idea — with evidence, not opinion.
Competitive landscape. Three YC companies already shipping the identical feature is a weak signal, not a market validation.
Signal strength. One enterprise customer asking at dinner is a conversation. Not evidence.
Timing. "Someday" with no regulatory deadline, competitor launch, or cohort event is not a market window.
Effort vs. impact. A quarter of engineering runway for marginal value is a kill, not a sprint.
Kill decision pricing: Tier 1 pays $500, not $5,000. Tiers 2–4 pay $1,000 for Phase 0 + competitive findings. Financially painless for you, reputation-building for us.
"We took a $7,500 engagement from a Series A startup. After 2 hours of discovery, Chancery found that three YC companies had already shipped the exact same feature, the client's only evidence was one enterprise customer asking at dinner, and there was no timing signal — no regulatory deadline, no competitor launch, no cohort event.
We told them: this isn't worth building right now. Here's what we found. Here's what would change our mind. They paid $500 for the Phase 0 assessment and we parted ways."Six months later they came back with a different idea — one that passed all four signals. We built a prototype in 48 hours they used to close their Series B.
Every tier runs the full Chancery → DesignerSDD quality chain. The core product — the spec — is the same at every level. The tiers differ in what happens after the handoff.
24-hour delivery
$5,000
Your idea, interrogated and compiled into a build-ready spec. Take it to any builder — AI or human.
48-hour delivery
$7,500
Validate plus we execute the build. Working prototype deployed to staging, ready to demo.
5 business days
$15,000
Production deployment, compliance docs, three revision rounds, performance testing.
10 business days
$25K+
Federal, healthcare, fintech, and AI companies where governance isn't optional.
Kill decision pricing: If Phase 0 recommends against building and you agree — Tier 1 pays $500 only. Tiers 2–4 pay $1,000 for Phase 0 + competitive research. Full price applies if you proceed against the recommendation.
Numbers, not adjectives.
| Language | Python 3.11+ |
|---|---|
| LLM backend | Anthropic Claude API |
| Test suite | 211 tests (pytest) |
| State enforcement | GateNotApprovedError — code, not policy |
| Compliance detection | 10 frameworks |
| PRD checks | 29 (20 deterministic + 9 semantic) |
| Scoring gate | ≥70 required to compile |
| Language | Python 3.10+ |
|---|---|
| Test suite | 720 tests (pytest) |
| Quality checks | 28 weighted + 8 buildability |
| Buildability gate | ≥80% verifiable acceptance criteria |
| Auto-improve loop | Iterates until both gates pass |
| Export artifacts | 7 core + conditional COMPLIANCE.md |
| Context compiler | Charlotte — 103K tokens |
Voice memo, Slack thread, bullet points — whatever form the idea arrived in. You'll have a build-ready spec in 24 hours that any AI coding agent can execute without guessing.
Tim Wolfe · GitHub · Telegram · rtwolfe@gmail.com