Don't get lost. Finish it.
You have the idea and you already pay for Cursor or Claude. What you don't have is a place where the plan survives the chat. Every new session starts from zero, the repo fills up with planning files, and the project ends up in a folder with the other ones. This is the place the plan lives instead.
Think it through before you burn a session.
Float the idea in Architect Chat like you would with a co-founder. It maps the real surface area, tells you what to cut, and finds the edge cases now instead of two hours into a derailed diff. When you're done thinking, the plan is already structured: modules, tasks, acceptance criteria. Not a chat log you'll never reread.
Scope it →- Decide what the MVP actually is
- See the surface area before you commit
- Edge cases surfaced up front
- Every decision lands in the plan
- Cut scope without losing the idea
Stop babysitting a terminal.
Queue a task and a cloud agent builds it while you do something else. It works from the plan, streams its log, and comes back with a pull request. If it needs a decision, it asks on the task and waits. You answer from your phone. Set a budget and it stops on its own. You don't have to be at the laptop for the project to move.
Build from it →- Queue from chat or your phone
- Pull request back to GitHub
- Asks on the task, resumes on reply
- Budgets in tasks, dollars, or minutes
- Or work it yourself in Cursor over MCP
Not forty markdown files in the repo.
Every module, task, and status on one board, updated as agents work. Memory carries what was tried and decided into the next session. Come back after a week away and the project is where you left it, not smeared across chat histories and a TODO file nobody reads.
Track it →- One board, every agent reads and writes it
- Memory that carries across sessions
- Switching agents costs nothing
- Nothing written into the repo
- Pick it back up next month
