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Answers · For product teams

Understand what your software does. Decide what comes next.

Get clear answers about software behavior, product rules, and dependencies. Driver follows the code and supporting evidence so your product team can explore ideas, write requirements, and plan changes.

Product planning at ShipBob

01 / 04 · Understand

Understand how your product works today.

Ask a product question in your own words. Driver follows the relevant code across your systems to explain current behavior, business rules, and dependencies, with sources you can review.

02 / 04 · Evaluate

Check your assumptions against evidence.

Check whether a product assumption matches how your software behaves. Combine Driver’s findings with evidence from the tools connected to your assistant to understand what is supported and what still needs an answer.

03 / 04 · Define

Write requirements grounded in actual behavior.

Use the findings to define desired behavior and acceptance criteria. Keep product decisions explicit and supporting evidence close, so your team can agree on what should change.

04 / 04 · Plan

Give engineering the context behind the request.

Share the proposed requirements, source evidence, and open decisions in an engineering handoff. Give engineers the context behind the request so they can assess and plan the work.

Understand your software today. Make clearer decisions about what comes next.