Specs drift apart
Every squad's PRD is true in isolation. Nothing checks them against each other until the contradiction ships.
Altha turns product conversations into a structured map of features and dependencies. It audits coherence in real time, and ships a clean spec to your coding agents.
hours U.S. product and engineering teams lose every year to misaligned decisions.*
Code ships in hours now. Alignment still takes weeks. For the one PM running five squads, the cost of building moved from writing software to agreeing on what to build. The tools haven't followed.
Every squad's PRD is true in isolation. Nothing checks them against each other until the contradiction ships.
The call was made in a thread, a sync, a DM. Two weeks later nobody can find it. So it gets made again. Differently.
Cross-team blockers show up in the sprint they break, not in the planning that should have caught them.
“Agreeing on what to build is the new bottleneck. The context you need is not in the codebase, it’s in people’s heads.”
Maggie Appleton, GitHub Next, 2026
The chat is the doorway, not the product. What persists is the graph.
Describe your product in conversation, or paperclip the PRDs you already have. Altha reads and structures them; it doesn't write them for you.
Features become nodes. Cross-squad dependencies become edges, detected automatically and drawn live as you talk.
Coherence checks across squads. Contradictions surface before they ship. Gap detection proposes the pieces nobody wrote down.
The full graph (features, dependencies, artifacts, audit results) exposed to Claude Code, Cursor, or any IDE over a live MCP server. Your agents don't just read the spec graph. They keep it true.
“Product intelligence as infrastructure.”
The graph your team keeps true is the context your agents run on. Describe your product, and watch it build itself.
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