Intent → Execution, inside the IDE.

RavenKit turns product intent into executable engineering work with repo‑first intelligence, Feature Intelligence System (FIS)‑driven artifacts, and toolchains that keep teams aligned.

Feature Intelligence System Repo-first guidance PRD → ERD → Micro‑features Code index health + insights

Corvus: Engineer‑first coordinator

Repo‑grounded answers • Toolchain execution • Ticket sync

Where to work What to change Tests impacted No hallucinations

Why RavenKit?

Repo-first: Corvus reads your code and FIS before answering. FIS is the source of truth; PRDs, ERDs, and tickets are projections. No generic cloud-only chat—run Ollama locally or bring your own API keys. Built for teams that ship in the IDE.

Use cases

Turn meeting notes into a PRD

Paste notes or a transcript; Corvus generates a structured PRD. Edit in the form, revise sections in chat, and save. One source of truth, no scattered docs.

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Keep features and tickets in sync

Create deliverables in System Lens, then create and sync tickets to GitHub or Linear. Status flows back so FIS and your tracker stay aligned.

Integrations

Ask where things are implemented

“Where is X implemented?” Corvus searches the repo, reads files, and cites paths. No guessing—answers are grounded in your code.

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The Production Line

Everything stays anchored to Feature Intelligence System (FIS). Artifacts are projections, not sources of truth.

PRD

Clarify outcomes and scope before code decisions are made.

Intent → Outcome clarity

ERD

Define the persistent contracts and data boundaries.

Outcome → Data contracts

Micro‑features

Atomic, buildable units that map cleanly to tickets.

Contracts → Execution units

Tickets

Sync outward to Jira, Linear, or GitHub without losing truth.

Execution → Tracking

Ship with clarity.

RavenKit keeps teams in the IDE and converts intent into action with a repo‑aware co‑pilot.