Product

RavenKit is a repo‑first execution layer built around Feature Intelligence System (FIS).

What is RavenKit?

RavenKit turns unstructured product input—meeting notes, chat transcripts, doc scraps—into structured artifacts your team can act on: PRDs, feature specs, user stories. It runs inside VS Code so intent and execution stay in one place. Corvus (the in-IDE assistant) uses your repo, FIS, and tools to answer questions, generate and revise PRDs, and drive artifact flow. Everything stays anchored to FIS; artifacts are projections, not one-off documents.

Who it’s for

Product and engineering teams that want to go from intent to execution without leaving the IDE. You keep a single source of truth (FIS), generate PRDs and ERDs from notes, break work into micro-features and deliverables, and sync tickets to GitHub or Linear—all with a repo-aware assistant that reads your code before answering.

What you get

  • Corvus — Chat agent with tool-calling (file, terminal, FIS, vision, ticketing). Ollama-first; optional Anthropic/OpenAI. Repo-grounded answers.
  • System Lens — One cockpit for vision, features, documents (PRDs, ERDs), and tickets. Select project in a monorepo.
  • PRD → ERD → Micro-features — Create PRDs from text or forms; derive ERDs and micro-features.
  • Ticketing — Create and sync tickets to GitHub or Linear from deliverables.
  • CLI (corvus) — Run the full agent from the terminal in any folder.

System Lens

Single cockpit for PRDs, ERDs, micro‑features, tickets, and index health.

Always in sync with FIS

Corvus

Engineer‑first coordinator that reads real code before answering.

Repo‑first + no hallucinations

Toolchains

Deterministic pipelines for every generated artifact.

Normalize → Extract → Lint → Render → Write

Feature demos

Notes to PRD

Turn meeting notes or transcripts into a structured PRD.

PRD to ERD

Derive an ERD from your PRD and keep data contracts in sync.

RavenKit Insights

Code index health and insights—hotspots and where to focus.

How RavenKit feels in practice

  • Ask “where is X implemented?” → Corvus searches, reads, and cites file paths.
  • Create a PRD or ERD from a web form → structured, editable, and deterministic.
  • Paste meeting notes → Corvus generates a PRD; you edit in the form and revise sections in chat.
  • Describe a feature → Corvus creates a micro‑feature with deliverables + tests.
  • Track index health + code insights → see hotspots and where to start.

Get started

Install the extension, set up Ollama, and open your first chat in under five minutes.

Install & run Documentation FAQ