Working Draft turns rough notes into structured first drafts you can paste into Confluence or Jira.

The problem

1. You cannot connect Jira or Confluence to a random LLM because of SSO and security.
2. You still need structured drafts — specs, plans, acceptance criteria — from rough notes.
3. Official tools stay official. Working Draft is a first draft you paste out.

What you get

• Spec

  Rough notes become a spec with problem, users, requirements, and non-goals.

• Plan

  A spec becomes a briefing plan: approach, workstreams, dependencies, risks.

• Risk lanes

  A shared call on how heavy the work is, and what would change the lane.

• Acceptance criteria

  Thin stories become testable criteria, edge cases, and failure paths.

• Review

  A structured critique of gaps and ambiguity. It does not rewrite your draft.

How it works

1. 01

   Paste or type notes

   Slack, a brief, a story. Structure is the job.

2. 02

   Draft the artifact

   Spec, plan, risk lane, criteria, or a review.

3. 03

   Copy it out

   Paste into Confluence, Jira, or the minutes.

See an example

• Spec

  Notes to spec

  Messy standup notes become a spec with scope and open questions.

  Read the example

• Plan

  Spec to plan

  A spec becomes workstreams, dependencies, and risks — not tickets.

  Read the example

• Acceptance criteria

  Story to AC

  A thin story becomes testable criteria, edge cases, and non-goals.

  Read the example

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