Users obtain PRD (HTML + DOCX), journey maps, refinement and motion capture hooks, roadmap, cost bands, and pitch outputs from agreed scope.
As a system, I want a single canonical PRD representation, So that HTML and DOCX never drift.
Maps to: FR26, ARCH export pipeline.
Acceptance Criteria:
Given post-filter scope state
When PRD is generated
Then one source feeds both HTML render and DOCX generation
And generation shows job progress and handles failure gracefully (NFR-P4)
As a user, I want to preview PRD in-app and download Word, So that I can share professionally.
Maps to: FR26.
Acceptance Criteria:
Given generated PRD
When user opens artifact
Then HTML preview loads in sandboxed viewer
And DOCX download uses same source checksum/version id
As a user, I want journey maps for user and customer flows, So that flows are visual, not only text.
Maps to: FR27.
Acceptance Criteria:
Given agreed scope
When journeys generate
Then diagram or structured visual renders in artifact viewer
And links to concept references where applicable
As a user, I want the refinement pass to update journey maps, refresh all screens and their content, establish tokens + design system, and produce a fix-up design prompt plus Doc/HTML exports of all contextual material, So that nothing stale survives this step and I leave with implementation-ready design plus a prompt that updates my previous concept designs rather than replacing them from scratch.
Maps to: FR28.
Acceptance Criteria:
Given journeys marked stable and the filter output allocated to releases
When user triggers refinement
Then the workflow updates journey maps based on pipeline findings (three-pillar analysis, PRD, journey mapping) — no stale journeys survive
And the workflow updates all screens and their content against current truth — correct features per section, correct content, correct hierarchy — no stale screens survive
And the workflow produces refined high-fidelity static designs, a formal token inventory, and a design system plan (components, patterns, vocabulary)
And the workflow produces a detailed design prompt for any visual tool (Figma Make, Claude, etc.) that references the previous concept designs and fixes and updates everything — correct content, correct placement, correct hierarchy, reflecting all pipeline decisions
And the workflow produces Doc and HTML exports for all contextual material: token inventory, design system plan, screen-by-screen specs, updated journey maps
And UI shows Refined fidelity badge when complete
As a user, I want motion/interaction specs captured post-refinement, So that Luca’s layer attaches to stable screens.
Maps to: FR29, NFR-A2.
Acceptance Criteria:
Given refined artifacts exist
When motion capture step runs
Then structured motion spec artifact is created per screen/transition
And reduced-motion alternatives captured as required fields
And the output is delivered in two formats: a text file (full motion specification document) and an HTML file (formatted, browsable version with visual organization)
As a user, I want roadmap and cost estimates with confidence bands, So that I can plan releases.
Maps to: FR30, PRD success criteria on confidence ranges.
Acceptance Criteria:
Given scope + motion scope inputs
When generated
Then roadmap artifact shows phases; cost shows ranges not false precision
And exports available as artifacts
As a user, I want an audience-appropriate pitch deck generated, then time to refine both design and content, then exportable as PDF, DOC, and HTML, So that I can fundraise or align leadership with a polished artifact I have shaped to my voice, not a one-shot export.
Maps to: FR31.
Acceptance Criteria:
Given upstream artifacts
When pitch generates
Then output includes product experience section hook for motion (per PRD)
And solo vs enterprise tone adapts without separate "mode" if following unified model
And after generation, the user enters a refinement mode where they can adjust design (layout, visuals, slide composition) and content (copy, data points, narrative arc) iteratively — not one-shot
And when ready, the user can export the refined pitch deck to PDF (presentation-ready, shareable), DOC (editable), and HTML (web-viewable, linkable)