See what your product actually does — without reading the code.
Stewie analyzes your codebase and surfaces product behaviors in plain language. You confirm what's true, reject what's wrong, and keep the whole team aligned on what the product actually does.
Sound familiar?
You can't verify what shipped
The feature was 'done,' but you have no way to check whether the business rules match what you intended. Did the trial last 14 days or 30? You'd have to ask an engineer.
The spec is already outdated
You wrote the PRD three months ago. Since then, the implementation changed twice. The wiki says one thing, the code does another, and nobody knows which is right.
Product decisions live in people's heads
Why does the refund window work this way? Why can't users change their email? The answers are in Slack threads and the memories of engineers who may have already left.
Alignment meetings that don't align
You spend hours in review meetings, but everyone leaves with a different understanding of what the product does. There's no single source of truth to point to.
How Stewie helps
Plain-language product map
Stewie reads the codebase and presents what it finds in plain language — modules, behaviors, and business rules. No code syntax, no file paths. Just what the product does.
Confirm or reject without code knowledge
Stewie asks questions like 'Is the 14-day refund window a confirmed policy?' You answer yes, no, or 'we haven't decided yet.' Your decisions become the product contract.
A living spec that stays current
The product contract lives in your repo and evolves with the code. When something changes, you know exactly which product decisions are affected — before it becomes a surprise.
One source of truth for the whole team
Engineers, QA, designers, and leadership all reference the same contract. No more conflicting assumptions or outdated wikis.
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