Separates intent from accumulated features.
The Case Room does not assume every requested or existing feature belongs in the product direction.
The workflow is deliberately gated: understand intent and current reality, resolve the decisions that matter, confirm the direction, then generate the architecture and implementation package.
It is not trying to make the idea sound better. It is trying to make the product coherent enough that implementation can remain faithful to it.
The Case Room does not assume every requested or existing feature belongs in the product direction.
A small MVP may actually contain multiple actors, permissions, ledgers, or marketplaces.
Driftbreak exposes which records, decisions, and workflows need authority, then records the builder-confirmed source of truth before implementation begins.
Useful pieces stay visible, weak authority gets replaced, and future lanes stop quietly entering the current build.
Start with an idea, an existing build, a consequential change, or a product that has drifted. No card required.
Driftbreak works through intent, current reality, constraints, contradictions, and the decisions that materially change the build.
Review the product definition, scope, authority, evidence limits, and the system direction that should govern implementation.
Authorize a paid run only after the case and promised implementation handoff are clear.
The authorized run produces system architecture, a technical blueprint, an adaptive campaign, and AI implementation sessions.
Give the package to Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or a developer with the same resolved product and system direction.
The intake and locked case summary are free. Quote authority appears only after the buyer confirms the case read.
Open questions, contradictions, and evidence limits stay visible instead of being smoothed over.