Got a requirement that looks clear
but probably isn't?
SBA finds the decisions your requirements leave unresolved, asks you to clarify them, and carries your decisions into a structured solution blueprint.
Find what's unresolved
Surface missing decisions, hidden business rules, and workflow gaps.
You clarify what matters
Answer focused questions. Business decisions stay with you—not the AI.
Your decisions shape the blueprint
Your decisions guide the blueprint. What remains unresolved stays explicitly open.
Unresolved stays unresolved.
You can leave decisions open. See what’s confirmed and what still needs your input.
Start with whatever you have
A rough idea is enough. Paste your notes or upload a requirement PDF.
From rough requirements to a blueprint shaped by your decisions
Start with what you know. SBA surfaces what needs clarification, then brings your answers and remaining open decisions into the blueprint.
Find what’s still undecided
SBA separates confirmed information from missing rules, unresolved decisions, and gaps that affect implementation.
Clarify the decisions that belong to you
Answer focused questions where business context or human judgment is needed. You can confirm a decision or leave it open.
Get your blueprint
Receive a structured analysis and architecture blueprint shaped by your confirmed answers, with unresolved decisions kept visible.
See what’s decided. Know what’s still open.
Your business context, confirmed decisions, and open questions—organized into a blueprint you can review before building.
What your blueprint brings together
Analysis Summary
Review the business workflow, confirmed understanding, open decisions, and key risks.
Domain & Business Structure
Understand the core business capabilities, entities, relationships, and rules the solution needs to preserve.
Delivery Scope
See the proposed scope, what can wait, and which boundaries still depend on open decisions.
Architecture Blueprint
See how confirmed decisions and unresolved questions shape the system boundaries, implementation considerations, and architecture decisions still to be made.
Have a project you'd like to discuss?
If you'd prefer to talk through your requirements first, feel free to reach out.
crystalhyomin@gmail.com