I will write a build ready mvp spec and prd for lovable, bolt, or claude code


About this gig
Your AI coding tool is only as good as the specification you give it.
If Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt or Replit keeps inventing features, rebuilding the same flow, or making decisions you never asked for, the problem is usually upstream: the project is under-specified.
I turn your app idea into a lean, agent-ready build specification your AI can work from.
Every package includes:
- MVP scope and explicit non-goals
- Numbered requirements, each with pass/fail acceptance criteria
- Screens and user flows, with decision points and failure states
- Conceptual data model: what the product holds and how it relates
- Product milestones tied to the requirements they deliver
- Acceptance checklist, decision record and developer handoff
- Handoff files for your tools: AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Lovable Knowledge, replit.md
Packages differ in size and depth, not in which files you get. Standard adds two diagrams. Premium adds the full set.
No bloated consulting document. It specifies the product, not the build: what to make, what to leave out, and how to know when it's done.
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Get to know Jerry R.
Agent ready PRDs and build specs for AI coding tools
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceAug 2011
Languages
English
FAQ
Which package do I need?
It depends on size. Basic: up to 5 features, 1 workflow, 2 user roles. Standard: 10 features, 3 workflows, 4 roles. Premium: 18 features, 5 workflows, 6 roles. If you're unsure, send me your idea before ordering and I'll tell you which fits.
Which AI coding tools do you support?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Replit. You get a handoff file in the format your tool uses, such as AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, replit.md, or pasteable Lovable/Bolt knowledge. It works with a human developer too.
Will you recommend a tech stack?
No, and on purpose. I don't see your environment, so choosing a stack for you would be a guess. The spec defines what to build and records any tech you already require. Your developer or AI tool picks the rest for your actual setup.
Do you write code or build the app?
No. You get the specification your developer or AI tool builds from, plus an acceptance checklist to test the result against. No code, design files or deployment are included.
What do you need from me?
After ordering, you answer a short questionnaire: your idea, users, must-have features, a key workflow and what to leave out. You don't need to know anything technical. Please reply to questions within 24 hours so delivery stays on time.
Can you spec an app I've already started?
Yes. Describe what exists today and what should stay, change or go. You get a map from current behavior to the target spec. Send screenshots or notes, but never repo access, passwords or API keys. I don't review source code.
What if I want to add features later?
Before you approve the brief, you can add anything that fits your package limits, or upgrade. After approval the scope is locked. New features become a separate extra or order, which keeps your spec consistent.
What do revisions cover?
Each package includes one revision to fix anything missing, wrong or inconsistent with the brief you approved. Mistakes on my side are fixed free and don't use your revision. Changing your mind about features counts as new scope.
What format is the delivery?
A ZIP of Markdown files: the full spec, your tool's handoff file, an acceptance checklist, a developer summary, a decision record and a README telling you what to give your AI tool first. Diagrams come as SVG files.

