Evidence-to-MVP for software engineers
Build Fast.Build Often.
Explore recurring software problems, turn the evidence into a focused MVP, and hand your coding agent a build designed to ship in a 72-hour sprint.
Project / invoice-reconciliation
Core problem
Solo freelancers lose hours reconciling invoices across disconnected payment tools.
“I pay for three apps to fake this workflow.”
“Spent all weekend reconciling duplicate charges.”
The new bottleneck
AI made code faster. It did not tell you what was worth building.
Coding agents can turn instructions into software. They still need a real problem, a clear boundary, and an implementation plan. Immensity creates that context before the first line of code.
One build path
From recurring problem to build-ready project.
Explore
Search public conversations, compare repeated friction, and inspect every source before you commit.
Open ExploreAnalysis
Separate the core problem from its causes, symptoms, actors, workarounds, and unknowns—with citations.
Open AnalysisBuild
Generate, edit, and approve a focused Build Contract, then download it or connect your coding agent.
Open BuildProjects
Keep the evidence, decisions, build state, and MCP connection together from Watching to Launched.
Open ProjectsScope is a feature
Small enough to ship. Complete enough to matter.
Immensity protects the build by forcing one primary flow, no more than five must-have features, explicit non-goals, and a dependency-ready task graph.
Build in your IDE
Give your coding agent the whole project.
Connect an approved Build Contract to an MCP-compatible coding agent. It can fetch focused documents, pull the next dependency-ready task, report blockers, and submit the checks it actually ran.
See the MCP workflow› get_build_contract
{
"project": "Invoice reconciliation",
"build_version": 3,
"approval": "approved"
}› get_next_task
{
"task": "Create normalized transaction model",
"dependencies": [],
"acceptance_checks": 3
}What will you build?
A better project starts with a better problem.
Portfolio project
Build something grounded in a documented problem—not another clone from a tutorial.
Side project
Replace the endless idea list with one small project you can finish and release.
Software business
Begin with recurring user friction and implement the smallest credible product around it.
Start with a problem space
What are people still doing the hard way?
Search the live problem index or start with an area you already understand.
Start with evidence
Your next build already has a problem.
Find it, understand it, design the smallest useful solution, and put your coding agent to work.
Start building