Clarify what you mean.
Turn a vague idea, request, or problem into an explicit scope, with the questions the work must answer and the constraints it must respect.
Built to recognised standards. Approved by a person.
Define it before you build it.
Define it before you build it.
Bring an idea, a problem, or a draft. Leave with a professional document, connected to your project, approved and ready for your team or your agents to build from.
The real challenge
AI made documents cheap. It did not make them right.
The hard part is no longer producing a draft. It is knowing the draft is right before anyone builds from it.
A draft that looks finished hides its gaps: a requirement nobody can test, a risk with no owner, a regulation nobody named. Those gaps surface later, in the build, where they cost the most.
Kryterea puts AI to work inside the standards your profession already uses, then asks a person to approve the result before it moves.
See how it worksWhat Kryterea does
Everything behind the build, in one connected place.
Kryterea helps people in software and IT move from a rough request to a document their team and their agents can trust.
The preparation journey
From intent to foundation
A connected journey from an early idea to work worth building from.
Intent
Name the problem, goal, and measure of success.
Clarify
Align the scope, constraints, needs, and assumptions.
Plan
Map the decisions, dependencies, risks, and milestones.
Document
Keep evidence, requirements, reasoning, and decisions connected.
Validate
Test the work against a published standard and resolve the gaps.
Foundation
Give people and agents a trusted basis to build from.
The workspace
More than a document.A definition nobody drifts from.
A document is only as useful as the evidence and decisions behind it. Kryterea keeps both attached to the work, from the first question to the approved version your agents build from.
Who it is for
Start with the people who define the work. Grow to the teams who approve it.
Kryterea meets the individual who writes the spec, gives teams one way to produce and approve it, and gives organisations the same standard everywhere.
I write the specs
Turn a rough request into something your team and agents can build from.
Business analysts, product managers, and technical founders get documents built to the standard, with the reasoning and evidence kept visible.
- Start from an idea or a draft
- Built to business analysis and ISO standards
- Hand it to your coding agent
I run a practice
Make every deliverable meet the same bar.
Every contributor works to the same standard, and clients approve the exact version they signed, so review stops being a rewrite.
- Shared standards
- Client approval on each version
- Faster, focused review
I run this across an organisation
One standard before anything ships.
Every team's documents meet the same standard before they ship, with the approvals, change history, and audit trail kept for you.
- Governed AI adoption
- Approval and change history
- Less dependency on individual memory
The difference is the basis
Every claim keeps its source. Every version keeps its approval.
Most tools lose the reasoning when the document is exported. Kryterea keeps the claim, the source, the assumption, and the owner connected, so the version that reaches a reviewer or a coding agent can answer their questions.
Your agents build from what was approved, not from whatever was pasted last.
Sample runEvidence trail
Migrating the intake process cuts handling time by 40% within two quarters.
- SourceOps time-and-motion study, Q1 2026, 214 sampled cases.
- AssumptionCase mix stays within 10% of the sampled distribution.
- Open questionDoes the 40% hold once the seasonal peak is included?
- OwnerHead of Operations, benefit review at end of Q3.
You stay in command
The system prepares. You approve.
Kryterea clarifies, drafts, and checks, then stops. Nothing with a consequence moves without your approval, and every change after that is tracked against the version you approved.
AI builds. You decide what gets built.
Common questions
Questions worth asking before you trust a document.
No. It drafts inside accepted professional standards, asks a person to approve the result, tracks every change, and connects the approved version to the tools and agents that build from it.
A better place to begin
Start with what you are trying to build or change.
Bring the idea, the problem, or the draft you already have. Kryterea turns it into a document your team can approve and your agents can build from.
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