Analysis and Starter Code

Updated on 20 Aug 2024
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With the Analyze and Starter Code functionality, we take the next steps in the Spec-to-Code process.

Analyze performs a comprehensive analysis of the requirements of the feature and identifies the various functional areas.
Then, Generate Starter Code uses the details generated by the Analyze step to provide starter code for the feature.

To perform an analysis and generate starter code, go to the Feature Details tabs in the Phases & Features screen.

Analyze tab

In the Analyze tab, we begin the Spec-to-Code process. When you click Analyze, the system performs a comprehensive analysis of the requirements of the feature, breaking them into different parts as applicable, including: frontend, backend, data schema, third-party integration, and business logic. This step helps us create more complete and higher-quality starter code for your project.

Click Analyze. Depending on the scope of the feature, this may take a few moments. You can continue working in your PRD and come back to this tab later to see the results.

Starter Code tab

In the Starter Code tab, we take the next step in the Spec-to-Code process. First, you used the Analyze tab to analyze your PRD. Then, when you select the Starter Code tab, you see a list of recommended starter code. For any of the items, click Generate Starter Code, we provide AI-powered starter code for the feature, using the details generated by the Analyze step as well as any information available from the Context Settings. Code is generated in the background. You can continue working in your PRD and come back to this tab later to see the results.

When you're viewing the starter code, you can copy the code and switch to a different starter code recommendation.

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