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DIS Planning

From Intent to Structured Work

Stop writing vague tickets that engineers have to reverse-engineer. Describe what you want to build in plain language — DIS analyzes your codebase, asks the right questions, and produces scoped, contextual plans your team can review and approve.

From Idea to Execution

Five steps from a rough idea to ready-to-build tickets — no guesswork.

1

Intent

You describe what you want to build

2

Analysis

DIS analyzes codebase, patterns, and history

3

Clarify

DIS asks smart questions if needed

4

Review

Structured plan with subtasks — you review

5

Create

One click to create Linear tickets

See It In Action

A real planning flow — from a single Slack message to a fully scoped plan.

# product-planning
Sarah - Product Manager

Sarah - Product Manager

@DIS We need to add SSO support for enterprise clients. Target: end of Q2.

DIS

DIS

I've analyzed your auth module (auth.service.ts, last refactored in PR #247) and found 3 related tickets. Before I plan, a few questions:

1. Should this support SAML, OIDC, or both?

2. Gate behind enterprise tier?

3. Build on the new auth architecture from Sprint 13?

Sarah - Product Manager

Sarah - Product Manager

Both protocols, enterprise tier, yes use the new arch.

DIS

DIS

SSO Integration Plan 6 tasks · ~34 story points
1 Add OIDC provider config
5pts Sprint 14
2 SAML assertion handler
8pts Sprint 14
3 Enterprise tier gate middleware
3pts Sprint 14
4 SSO login flow UI
8pts Sprint 15
5 Migration script for existing auth
5pts Sprint 15
6 E2E tests + docs
5pts Sprint 15

Dependency: Task 4 blocked by design review (DAG-891)

✓ Approve Plan ✎ Edit ✕ Reject

Human-in-the-Loop, Always

No Autonomous Execution

DIS never creates tickets or changes code without your explicit approval.

Explicit Approval

Every plan requires human sign-off before any action is taken.

Full Transparency

See exactly what DIS will do, why, and what it considered.

Editable Plans

Revise, reject, or refine any part of a plan before approval.

What PMs Love

No More Spec Marathons

Describe features in natural language — even a Slack message. DIS reads your codebase, understands the architecture, and handles the technical scoping. You focus on the what, DIS figures out the how.

Context-Aware Estimation

Effort estimates grounded in actual codebase complexity, not developer gut feelings. DIS knows which files are involved, what changed recently, and where the dependencies are.

Stakeholder-Ready Plans

Share structured plans with eng leads, designers, and stakeholders. Everyone sees the same picture — tasks, dependencies, effort, timeline. No more 'what are we actually building?' meetings.

The Difference

Planning Without DIS

  • Vague tickets — engineers ask 20 clarifying questions
  • Scope creep because nobody mapped the dependencies
  • Estimation based on vibes, not codebase reality
  • Stakeholders confused about what's actually shipping

Planning With DIS

  • Structured plans with tasks, dependencies, and effort
  • DIS maps every dependency before you start
  • Estimates grounded in actual code complexity
  • One plan everyone can review, edit, and approve