Create detailed technical specs by letting Atty draft from your project context. Review, polish, and publish—no extra tools needed. Save hours on every build doc.
Every developer knows the pain of writing a technical specification that actually gets read. You need to document architecture, data models, API contracts, and edge cases—without drowning in formatting or starting from scratch. That's where Attain OS and its AI agent Atty come in.
Instead of juggling Google Docs, Notion, or Confluence, you work inside one all-in-one OS. Atty drafts the spec from your project notes, meeting summaries, and existing documents. You review the structure, fill in the technical details, and publish. No integrations, no syncs—just a finished spec ready for your team.
Your team is building a custom dashboard for warehouse managers. You have rough notes from a whiteboard session, a few user stories, and some database schema sketches. Atty pulls from your Attain OS Documents and Notes to generate a spec covering endpoints, data flow, and UI components. You add the exact API routes and validation rules—done in an afternoon instead of a week.
The old payment code has no documentation, but you've jotted down dependencies and failure points in Attain OS Notes. Atty reads those notes plus your Structure app (where you mapped the current architecture) and drafts a refactoring spec. It outlines the new service layer, error handling, and rollback plan. You review the technical depth, add sequence diagrams as Doc Analysis scans of your hand-drawn sketches, and ship.
Your mobile dev asks for a clear API reference. You have endpoint ideas scattered across Tasks and The Feed. Atty compiles those into a technical specification with request/response examples, authentication method, and rate limits. You tweak the format using Attain OS's built-in Documents editor, then share the spec via Sharing Hub. No third-party tool needed.
Open the Content Creator app and select 'Technical Specification'. Atty asks you to tag relevant Notes, Documents, or Tasks. Drop in your existing architecture notes, user stories, or meeting transcripts from Attain OS. Atty reads everything to understand your project context.
Hit 'Draft with Atty'. The AI agent generates a full technical specification outline: system overview, architecture, components, data models, API endpoints, error handling, and deployment notes. It uses your context to fill in names, tables, and logic—no boilerplate.
The draft appears in the Documents app. You can edit inline, add missing technical details, and restructure sections. Use Doc Analysis to scan any PDF references (like third-party API docs) and extract relevant specs. Attain OS keeps everything in one place.
When the spec is polished, publish it directly from Attain OS. Share via the Sharing Hub with a link—no export needed. Your team reads the final version in their browser. The spec lives in your Attain OS forever, ready for updates.
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
The Warehouse Dashboard is a single-page application that provides real-time inventory levels, order status, and worker task assignments. It communicates with the backend via REST over HTTPS.
GET /api/inventory?warehouse_id={id} returns current stock levels. POST /api/orders/{id}/assign assigns a worker to an order. All endpoints require JWT authentication in the Authorization header.
InventoryItem: { id, sku, name, quantity, warehouse_id, last_updated }. Worker: { id, name, role, current_task_id }. Order: { id, items[], status, assigned_worker_id, created_at }.
Yes. Atty uses your project context—notes, documents, tasks—to draft a spec. The more context you provide, the more tailored the draft. You always review and finalize before publishing.
Attain OS's Documents app supports text, tables, and images. You can upload hand-drawn diagrams as images and include code blocks in plain text. Doc Analysis can extract text from PDFs you upload.
Use the Sharing Hub to generate a shareable link. Anyone with the link can view the spec in their browser. No account needed for viewing. Attain OS does not sync with external tools—it replaces them.
Yes. The spec lives in Attain OS Documents. You can edit it anytime. There is no version history, but you can save multiple drafts as separate documents.
