Every project starts the same way: a pile of stuff that isn't a plan yet. Meeting notes, voice recordings, Slack threads, half-formed ideas in a Google Doc, maybe a whiteboard photo. The thinking is in there somewhere, but it's scattered across ten sources and none of them agree with each other. Ordos takes that pile and compiles it into a real spec, then immediately tells you what's missing, what's fragile, and what your project looks like if you only have two weeks. Paste the mess, pick an artifact type, and the structure appears with the gaps already flagged.
Pick a model, pick an artifact type (product requirements, client engagement, or feature spec), paste your notes. The tool compiles them into a structured spec, section by section, and annotates every gap as it goes. Then you stress-test the whole thing through five adversarial lenses, or shrink it to fit a fixed time budget. Each artifact type carries its own sections and its own definition of what counts as a gap.
