Load the consumer brief. Optionally add a completed translation as a benchmark: the agent never sees it while drafting, it is only used to score Layer 1 afterwards.
Layer 1 is the high-level technical framing, in the shape of your team's table: priority, technical performance requirements, and formulation and application levers. Keep, edit or add items per need, then accept. Accepted requirements become Layer 2 specs.
Layer 2 turns each accepted requirement into two or three testable options. Pick one per requirement, or ask the agent for a different angle.
One Excel workbook holds both layers in your table format, the sources behind each chosen spec, the benchmark comparison, an activity log with names and times, and the full conversation. Drop it back in on step 1 to continue later.
This erases the brief, requirements, specs, sources and conversation from this browser. It cannot be undone. Download the Excel copy first to keep the work; dropping it back in on step 1 restores everything.
This erases the brief, requirements, specs, sources and conversation from this browser and deletes this session's saved copy on Vidhai's server, so it leaves the Saved list for everyone. It cannot be undone. Download the Excel copy first to keep the work; dropping it back in on step 1 restores everything.
