A New Idea Hit Me Yesterday. Here's What I Did Next.

Maybe I'm not the only one whose startup ideas appear at the most random moments.

Luckily, this time I had Taskachu with me.

As soon as the idea hit me, I started brainstorming with Taskachu. Together we validated the concept, outlined the MVP, generated the first version of the product and technical documentation, and built an initial knowledge base.

Then Taskachu turned that discussion into a prioritized backlog, broke the work into tasks and subtasks, and helped decide what should be done by me versus what could be delegated to Claude Code.

By the time I got home, the project was already planned.

I connected MCP, launched Claude Code, and let it start working through the backlog.

While it was coding, I bought the domain, created the AWS IAM setup, and started preparing the infrastructure.

Later, while I was creating the Twitter, LinkedIn, and Indie Hackers pages, Taskachu generated a content plan for the launch.

That's the workflow I'm building Taskachu for.

Not another AI chat.

A workspace where founders can brainstorm ideas, build a knowledge base, plan projects, coordinate AI agents, and move from idea to execution without losing momentum.