Read it once.
Build it again.
Hand ppand a codebase, a live page or the name of a game. It reads what already exists and writes the brief you would have started from.
Short form works too — paste owner/repo, or link straight to /owner/repo.
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Three ways in
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Codebase
Give it a public repository. It takes the project summary, the top of the file tree, the readme and the language split, then names the real stack from the manifests it finds.
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Website
Give it an address. It pulls the live markup and reports back the section order, the navigation, the button labels, the type choices and the colours actually in the page.
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Game
Give it a title. It gathers the genre, the studio, the year, the platforms and how the thing actually plays, then asks for the mechanics rebuilt with your own art and audio.
Every brief is assembled from those reads alone. Nothing is invented, nothing is stored, and no account is needed.