Lispa for B2B SaaS

More product work.
Less loose-thread work.

Build the feature, check the permissions, and keep the follow-up moving. Lispa gives your agents a shared place to work while your team decides what is ready.

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Lispa egg agents illustrate a feature with a place to land for b2b saas. — Works with
Claude
Codex
Grok
Gemini
Open models

From your backlog to a clear brief

Three useful places to start.

Start with a narrow issue and a seeded test workspace. Add your repository conventions and the checks a reviewer expects.

01 / Suggested task

Finish the onboarding flow.

A first-run experience crosses several screens. Give the whole small flow a clear brief and explicit acceptance checks.

Ask for

A working flow, tests, and screenshots of success and error states.

Use this starter prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Implement [onboarding improvement] in [repository] using the existing components. Cover a new workspace, an invited member, and an interrupted setup with seeded accounts. Run relevant tests and inspect desktop and phone. Show screenshots and the diff. Do not merge or deploy.

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02 / Suggested task

Test the permission boundary.

A role can see or edit something it should not. Turn the expected role matrix into repeatable checks.

Ask for

Role-based tests, a focused fix, and clearly stated coverage gaps.

Use this starter prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Check [feature] against [role matrix] in [repository]. Use two synthetic tenants and test accounts for each role. Test both UI and server authorization, fix [reported issue], and run regressions. Report untested paths. Do not claim a full security audit or deploy.

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03 / Suggested task

Stay with the review queue.

A new commit can make an earlier review stale. Set a recurring pass with instructions for what to inspect and when to stop.

Ask for

A review routine scoped to your repositories and review criteria.

Use this starter prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Prepare an automation for [repository] that checks new or updated pull requests on [schedule]. Review changes since the last checked commit, deduplicate findings, and record the reviewed SHA. Skip [excluded PRs]. Report findings in Lispa; do not post comments, approve, or merge without separate instructions.

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Suggested engineering workflows, not customer case studies. Adapt the brief and review the result with your team.

Inside Lispa / Projects & releases

Keep the feature brief, remaining tasks, and results together.

A release has a brief, a pile of fixes, and evidence to collect. Keep them in one project. See what changed, what is still running, and where Lispa needs your decision.

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Works with

Claude
Codex
Grok
Gemini
Open models

Actual Lispa project overview with a fictional storefront launch, remaining work and results. — Actual Lispa interface · Fictional demo data · Shared product exampleView full size ↗

Inside Lispa / Scheduled & event-driven work

Give recurring review work a routine with runs you can inspect.

Review new changes or run a maintenance pass on a schedule. Each automation keeps its instructions, trigger, runs, and project together. Pause the routine when you need to.

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