I am an old developer who started using an AI Assisted code editor about 6 months ago. After building a few MVPs I started to notice a pattern in my process to go from idea to a complete MVP. It would go something like:

1. Ideate together with ChatGPT, thoroughly come up with a solid product that would seem both fun to build and give me some value from building it.

2. Dig into a good tech stack, I usually have a good stack that works for my web apps, but some times I want to try something new and that's when ChatGPT or Claude would give me some good advice on something that would work well.

3. Create a task list on everything I need to do before the MVP would be ready.

4. Start coding and tick off the boxes in the task list.

5. Launch the product.

So I figured, why not streamline the process, make it easy to run through these steps and save some time in the process. With a couple young kids at home you don't have that much time so, time saved on getting started is gold.

So lets go through what Buildable solves right now: - Creating a PRD or a context document your AI Assistant can consume through MCP. - Creating tasks that your AI Assistant can consume through MCP. - Managing tasks through MCP. - Setting up a repository with a starter .workflow doc and README. - Setting up issues in your github repository. - Centralize your project so you can jump between AI chats and get the assistant up to speed quickly.

Yeah, I guess that's it for now, I have a few cool ideas I want to add in the near future. I'm interested to hear what you think, let me hear your brutally honest critique!