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# Stiki Discussions

Stiki is a desktop app for teams building with Claude Code and Codex. Describe each feature from five sides, and trace every piece from the plan to tested code in your own repository. Made in Germany by Intertec. Starting a project: Both routes end in the same place, with a story map, a brain and a working build. Start with an idea: You describe the product. Stiki builds the roadmap, generates the story map, sets up the starter brain and stack, and begins building against it. Start with your repository: You point Stiki at one existing repository. It reads the code and the Git history, then writes the brain, the story map, or both. Story map: Start from an idea or a requirements document, and the agent drafts the first journeys and cards with you. Bring in an existing repository, and Stiki builds the map from your code and its Git history. Every card stays tied to the commits that delivered it. Brain: One brain serves the whole team, organised in five views (called skeletons in the product): User Narrative Flow, Design, Legal, Technical and Quality Assurance. Changes are raised as Brain Improvement Proposals, and a person approves them in Stiki before they are applied, so the brain never rewrites itself. Teammates’ brain changes arrive through background sync. Terminals: One terminal for ideas, one to experiment, then Dev, Staging and Main as the ladder a feature climbs, and one to keep the Brain current. AI accounts: Stiki adds no charge per token and no usage meter. Your agents run on the AI subscriptions you already pay for, each person on their own account, and every terminal shows how much of an account’s limits is used. Stack: Flutter: One codebase for web, iOS, Android and desktop. Firebase: The backend, with a local emulator to test against. Marionette: Drives the running app, so the agent sees its own work. Stiki works with any stack that supports loop engineering. Requirements: macOS 13 or later on Apple silicon or Intel, or Windows 10 version 1809 or later. A Claude or ChatGPT subscription. A GitHub or GitLab account.

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