Less requirements overhead per sprint through AI-accelerated PRD and user story workflows. A figure from my own practice.
I use AI in two places. In the Product Owner's daily work: PRDs, epic decomposition and user stories with Claude and Atlassian Intelligence. And for prototypes: an idea often becomes something you can click through and try within a few hours, before a team invests weeks. The Product Owner stays accountable.
PRDs, epics, user stories and acceptance criteria as a draft that I review and own. It takes routine work out of the sprint and leaves more time for conversations with users and stakeholders.
An idea and a PRD become a prototype that users and stakeholders can actually touch. If the assumption holds, it becomes a product with tests, security checks and acceptance. The decisions stay with me; Claude Code provides proposals, code and tests.
I designed and accepted both as Product Owner, built with Claude Code.
Product teams that spend a large part of every sprint on requirements documentation and refinement.
Heads of Product who want more output without growing the team.
Companies that want to use AI in their operations and are unsure where to start.
Less requirements overhead per sprint through AI-accelerated PRD and user story workflows. A figure from my own practice.
From PRD to a prototype you can try out: usually within a few hours.
No. I work with existing models such as Claude through standard tools. No model training is needed.
No. This is workflow design and prompt writing, not ML engineering. Your existing product team is enough.
A person reviews every result. AI delivers drafts, the Product Owner decides.
We agree on a few simple measures at the start, for example the time spent per requirements artefact, and check them again after a few weeks.
No. A prototype answers whether something is worth building. Running it needs tests, security and someone to maintain it. With OptiSolar I planned for that from the start.
A short message is enough. I'll tell you straight whether AI helps there.
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