Practical guides for planning before implementation.
Start with the product decision, verify what the codebase already does, and give people or coding agents work they can inspect before execution.
- For
- Founders, product owners, and developers
- Agents
- Codex and Claude Code
- Focus
- MVP, full product, or next release
What to do after an MVP: build the next-release backlog
A practical guide for non-technical founders, backed by a disclosed Ticketly-on-Codex run that produced 18 dependency-ordered tasks.
Read the guide →Codex workflowHow to use human approval gates with Codex
Inspect the repository, confirm the release scope, and review a validated backlog before implementation starts.
Read the guide →MVP planningHow to turn a product idea into MVP tickets for a coding agent
Describe the product in plain language, confirm a lean scope, and produce dependency-aware tickets with testable acceptance criteria.
Read the guide →Planning methodHow to turn an existing codebase into an agent-ready backlog
Inspect the current implementation, confirm what should change, and structure the next release into dependency-aware work.
Read the guide →CodexHow to use Ticketly with Codex
Install Ticketly, choose the right planning scope, and review the generated outputs before coding starts.
Read the guide →Claude CodeHow to use Ticketly with Claude Code
Run the Ticketly skill, discuss the product in plain language, and prepare a backlog for team handoff.
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