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DeliverX · Product Super Intelligence

From product idea
to continuous intelligence.

Describe a product. An AI team researches it and drafts the plan and prototype. You approve every decision that matters.

  1. 01IdeaYou describe it
  2. 02PlanYou approve it
  3. 03ResearchSpecialists
  4. 04DecideYou choose
  5. 05BuildSpecialists
  6. 06RecordYou download it

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One Product Brain.
Every judgement connected.

Interactive example

Give the team a shared starting point.

Research Synthesis connects your brief, supplied sources and observations. Select an object to inspect its contribution.

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Sample product: improve onboarding. No real mission is run or approved here.

01 EVIDENCE & MEMORYSourcesNotesResearchResults02 JUDGEMENTYou approveReviewStrategy03 DELIVERYDesignEngineeringQAArtefactsApproved by youObserved feedback
Research Synthesis

Sources

Connect source references to the evidence brief. A missing source remains a gap, not a fact.

What moves forwardEvidence register
01

Specialist agents

150 specialists. Only the ones your mission needs.

A small team, picked from 15 departments for each mission. You see who before anything runs.

Your prompt“Prototype a guided first-project flow.”
Assembled team
ExecutiveProductDesign & UXQA
  1. DX-001Chief of Staff
  2. DX-002Problem-Framing
  3. DX-021Product Discovery
  4. DX-023PRD
  5. DX-035Wireframing
  6. DX-071Test Strategy
Mission team6 specialists · 4 departments

8 roles are available today. The other 142 are in development and are never shown as live.

02

Decisions

Agents disagree on purpose. You see why.

Each specialist scores alone first. Vetoes are hard rules. Big calls come to you.

DecisionWhich onboarding change should we test first?
9 specialists · each figure is one vote

Shorter sign-up

Ask for less before the first useful screen.

Weighted support84%

Guided first project

Walk new users through building one small product.

Weighted support16%

Import existing work

Pull files and accounts from the tools teams already use.

Vetoed by Security Architecture: unacceptable security or privacy risk without mitigation
OutcomeShorter sign-up reached 84% — waiting for your ratification

Two panellists changed their vote after critique; UX Research kept its dissent, and it stays on the record. Sample decision: the real tally rules running on template scores, not customer data, with a panel drawn from the full catalogue, including roles still in development.

03

Build record

Ask how your product was built. Get the whole pathway.

Prompt, evidence, options, decision, build and checks, in one record you download.

ProductOnboarding redesign · sample record
01 Prompt02 Frame03 Evidence04 Decide05 Build06 Verify07 Release & learn
Step 4 of 7

Decide

9 specialists, then you

Used
The evidence register and 3 options.
Decided or produced
Shorter sign-up, 84% weighted support. Import existing work vetoed by Security Architecture.
Left open
UX Research’s dissent on customer value, kept as a review condition.
How it was produced
Deterministic tally rules; high impact, so it waits for your ratification.
Exported with every projectproject-manifest.json states what was simulated
Open the sample documents
04

Your control

Agents draft. You decide what becomes action.

Plans need your approval. Anything external needs your sign-off. Ceilings stop spend.

ReadDraftProposeAct externallyCeiling · hard stopUsage 62%
  • Plans before workYou see the tasks, the team and the estimated usage, then approve or change them.
  • A ladder, not a switchAgents can read, draft and propose. Acting outside DeliverX always waits for you.
  • Ceilings that stopWhen a mission reaches its ceiling, further billable steps halt. Nothing runs on credit.
  • Gates only people passAgents can stop at a lifecycle gate. They can never pass one on your behalf.

How every project runs

Four layers. One rule: you decide.

  1. 04You decidePlans, gates and high-impact decisions wait for you
    Approved plans only
  2. 03Specialist rolesEach drafts its part of the work
    Checked handoffs
  3. 02GatesOnly a person can pass one
    Every step saved
  4. 01The saved recordWho did what, when, and how it was made
05

Your workspace

One place to build, decide and review.

8 of 150 roles run today. Each project gets only the ones it needs.

Needs you nowFood waste log
  • 12 evidence items, 3 gaps listed
  • 3 options with trade-offs
Make your decision
FWNeeds you
Food waste logMake your decision
DWResearching
Dog walker bookingResearch is running
TSIn delivery
Campus textbook swapPrototype in progress
Sample project · illustration
  • Projects
  • Project room
  • Workroom
  • Meeting notes
06

Learn by building

Learn product craft beside the specialists.

Build your own product beside the agents. The record becomes the lesson.

  • Real decisions, real stakesPractise on your own product idea, not a canned exercise.
  • Explain as we goSwitch it on and every step says why it matters, with a short lesson behind it.
  • Keep your workYour contributions stay in the build record of the product you helped make.
  • Read the eight lessons

Start with your product

Describe it in one sentence.

We turn it into a scoped mission, show you the team and the plan, and wait for your approval before anything runs.

Creating an account does not start a paid pilot. Scope and billing are agreed before work starts. Compare pilots