Motiocomp reads the ticket, looks at the repo if connected, and writes a Markdown pack with goal, files, do-not-touch list, missing clarifications, required tests, and a verdict.
No setup. No credit card. Paste a ticket and compile.
Goal, boundaries, and a clear safe-for-agent verdict before any coding starts.
A focused, single-action goal. Not a list. Not a roadmap. One thing the agent can do in one ticket.
Best-guess file paths bounded by repo context. Combined with a do-not-touch list to keep agents in scope.
Each pack ends with a clear verdict. Ready, needs clarification, or too risky. With reasons attached.
This is the copy-ready file you paste into Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, or send to a developer.
# Work Pack: BILL-142 <goal> Send one reminder email 3 days after an invoice becomes overdue. </goal> <files_to_check> - billing/reminders.ts - jobs/invoiceCron.ts - emails/OverdueReminder.tsx </files_to_check> <missing_questions> - Should reminders send once or repeat until paid? </missing_questions> <do_not_touch> - Stripe charge creation - Invoice generation rules - Checkout frontend </do_not_touch> <tests_to_run> - Reminder sends after 72h overdue - No reminder for paid invoices - No duplicate reminder </tests_to_run> <status> Needs 1 answer before coding. </status>
Frontier models with structured prompts and repo grounding. The Markdown contract is what stays stable across model upgrades.
Yes. Every pack follows the same structure so your agents can rely on it as a contract.
Yes. Workspaces can extend the pack with custom sections like compliance notes or data classification.
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