Product

What DreamCatcher actually looks like to use.

Ranked options, structured design documents, a live mockup canvas, and a pull request — each stage produces something concrete a business user or developer can review, not a wall of chat transcript.

Solution recommendation

Ranked options, with the trade-offs shown up front.

1 Recommended
Policy entity extension with a new typelist-backed typekey field
Effort: low Risk: low Cloud-safe

Add a typekey field BrokerCommissionTier_Ext on Policy backed by a new CommissionTier_Ext typelist, and surface it in the UI.

2
New related entity linked to Policy with a typekey field
Effort: medium Risk: medium Cloud-safe

Create a new PolicyBrokerInfo_Ext entity to hold the commission tier and link it 1:1 to Policy for future extensibility.

Design document

A structured document, not a page of prose.

Once an option is approved, DreamCatcher generates a 9-section design document — scope, data model changes, UI changes, integration impact, rollback plan, and more — ready for the same approval gate before development begins.

Mockup designer

The canvas the voice agent edits live during requirements capture.

Every field, panel, and layout choice from a UI requirement plays out on this canvas — the same one seeded from your real, extracted screens. Business users watch changes happen in real time and confirm before anything moves downstream.

Pull request

Reviewed code, opened where your team already works.

Generated code passes Gosu quality review and upgrade-impact checking, then lands as a pull request in your own repository — ready for a human reviewer, with the full chain back to the original requirement intact.