App Ideas

Build what the conversation reveals.

An App Idea keeps a group's unmet need, people, discussion, decisions, implementation, and eventual release in one connected space.

One compound app

Keep the need and the work around it together.

An App Idea is the first deliberate demonstration of recursive spaces: an idea can contain public discussion, structured questions, private implementation work, testing, and a released app—each with appropriate access.

  • The real-world need and intended participants
  • Examples, discussion, and clarifying questions
  • Demand, tester, privacy, and permission signals
  • Requirements and a proposed app contract
  • Implementation status, prototype, and release descendants

Visible lifecycle

Participation should lead somewhere people can see.

  1. 01Need
  2. 02App Idea
  3. 03Participation
  4. 04Specification
  5. 05Agent-assisted implementation
  6. 06Tests, security, and compatibility review
  7. 07Human-approved release
  8. 08Adoption
  9. 09Improvement—or reasoned closure
Not a suggestion box

Status, the next decision, resulting prototype or release, and the reason for closure should remain visible to participants.

Two safe outcomes

Describe the need. Follow the right path.

“Create a private decision space for invited contributors. Let everyone propose options, but only organizers close the decision.”

Configuration

Compose installed, bounded capabilities.

If the Aitta already trusts suitable fields, actions, permissions, lists, deadlines, validation, calculations, state machines, and layouts, ChatGPT can configure an app definition or instance. No new executable code is introduced.

New implementation

Develop through review and release.

When installed capabilities are not enough, agents may help draft the contract, branch, implementation, tests, security analysis, compatibility review, and release notes. A human approves the versioned release before an Aitta can install it.

People, access, allowed actions, state authority, and presentation are specified separately. Natural language never bypasses trust.

Bring the first real need

Start with the group, not an app catalogue.

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