Meet your team's Intent Layer.
Define what to build—before the AI writes a single line.
Vibe coding works for one. It fails for teams.
Solo developers can hold the entire context in their head. Adding a Product Manager or Designer breaks that alignment.
Defining intent together is the new bottleneck. Pathmode gives your entire team a shared interface to define exactly what the software should do.
1. Friction is the input.
Support tickets and research transcripts are signals, not noise. Pathmode ingests them directly to identify the friction blocking your users.
2. Intent is generated.
Stop writing specs. Start reviewing them. Pathmode synthesizes structured requirements—preconditions, edge cases, success criteria—directly from user evidence.
3. Specs are executable.
A spec is an execution contract. Make it machine-readable. Generate instructions that Linear, Jira, and AI agents can act on immediately.
4. The Journey is Context.
The journey map is a spatial interface. It provides the (time, context) coordinates every spec needs.
The Intent Engine
Two metrics. Nothing else.
Time-to-Fix
The velocity from user friction to shipped software.
Shared Reality
Engineers, PMs, and AI agents aligned on a single source of truth.
Built for Builders
Whether you ship via Linear or let AI agents do the coding—Pathmode provides the structured intent both need.
Engineers
Specs with traceability to user citations. Ready for Cursor, Claude Code, or any IDE.
- Link specs to user evidence
- Agent-ready structured specs
Product Managers
Defend your roadmap with data. Verify which shipped features actually moved the needle.
- Auto-sync to Linear/Jira
- Verify friction is actually resolved
Designers & Researchers
Turn insights into requirements. Watch your research reach production.
- Research auto-attaches to journey steps
- Track insight → shipped feature
Enterprise-Grade Security
Your data is protected with industry-standard security measures. AES-256 encryption, SOC2 compliance, and strict access controls.
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Stop guessing. Start shipping the right things.