# Manifest, the strategic roadmap layer for AI builders > Mission control for Lovable, Claude Code, Cursor, Bolt, and more builders. It remembers your roadmap and decisions so nothing drifts between concept to launch. ## The strategic roadmap your AI builder is missing. Manifest orchestrates your roadmap, decisions, and prompts so nothing drifts between sessions, no matter which builder you ship in. Concept to launch in one workflow, without dropping a beat. ## Tuned for the tools you already build in. Lovable, Claude Code, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, GitHub Codespace ## How it works You start with a clear idea. It builds. Then it builds something else. Then a feature regresses and you're not sure when. Halfway through, you've lost the plot: what shipped, what broke, what depends on what, what's next. The problem isn't generation. It's continuity. Manifest is the layer between your idea and your builder that keeps the plan honest from concept to ship. ### 1. Describe your idea. Drop in a sentence, paste a brief, or attach your docs. Even a vague idea works. Manifest does the rest. ### 2. Watch the brief write itself. Manifest turns your input into a structured product description, vision, UX, architecture. The kind of brief a Principal PM would write. ### 3. Get a live roadmap. Phases, features, and execution-ready prompts. Tuned for the tool you're already building with. ### 4. Ship without dropping a beat. Manifest tracks reality, not your intentions. Updates as you build, tells you what's next, and inspires you on how to make your product richer. ## Less guessing. More shipping. ### A phase-aware roadmap Every feature lands in the right phase, with scope, complexity, and dependencies already worked out. ### Ship-ready prompts Plans tuned for Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, and Claude Code. No more rewriting the same context every turn. ### Credit-efficient by design Structure passes catch ambiguity before generation burns credits. You spend on building, not on do-overs. ### A strategic PM in the loop Chat with your built-in PM. Promote ideas, kill dead ends, regenerate phases. Your roadmap evolves with your product. ## Questions, answered. ### What is a credit, and how fast do they go? A credit is one unit of AI work. A chat message costs 1 credit. A structure-quality roadmap costs 5 credits on Free and 15 on Pro and Max. Enriched generation and regeneration cost 15. AI recommendations cost 10 per pass. Pro gets 200 credits a month. Max gets 1,000. Every plan also gets up to 5 bonus credits a day, capped at 30 a month on Free and 150 a month on Pro and Max. ### Can I cancel anytime? Yes. Cancel from your billing portal in one click. Your access continues through the end of the period you have already paid for, and your roadmaps stay yours. ### Do you offer refunds? Yes. Full refund on any subscription or top-up within 30 days of the charge, no usage conditions. ### Who owns the roadmaps and prompts I generate? You do. Export to Markdown, JSON, or CSV anytime. Pro and Max also export PRDs to Word, PDF, and Google Drive. ### Which build tools does Manifest work with? Lovable, Claude Code, Cursor, Replit, and Bolt are first-class. The build strategies are tuned per platform so you paste once and ship. ### What happens to unused credits? Your credits never expire while you are subscribed. Unused monthly credits roll forward and keep stacking for as long as your Pro or Max plan stays active. Top-up credits never expire at all. If your subscription lapses, banked monthly credits are forfeited, but your top-ups stay yours. ### Can I upgrade or downgrade later? Yes. Switch between Pro and Max anytime, monthly or annual. Annual saves 20% on your subscription. # Manifest for developers and agents Manifest is a product development orchestration layer that sits above AI builders. It turns a product description into a phased roadmap with execution-ready build prompts, then keeps that roadmap current as the product ships. This page describes the machine-facing surfaces: the MCP server, the builder integrations, and the state model that agents can rely on. ## MCP server: manifest-mcp Manifest exposes a Model Context Protocol server named manifest-mcp (title "Manifest", version 0.1.0). It lets an MCP-capable client such as Claude, Cursor, or a custom agent read and create Manifest projects on behalf of a signed-in user. Authentication uses OAuth against the Manifest identity provider; every call runs as the authenticated user and is scoped to that user’s workspace. Access is currently by invitation while the tool contract is versioned and rate limits are put in place. To request access, email hello@trymanifest.dev with the client you intend to connect and what you are building. - list_projects: Returns the signed-in user's roadmap projects with id, name, product type, and target build platform. - get_project_roadmap: Returns the full roadmap for a project: phases, features, subtasks, statuses, and build prompts. - create_project: Creates a new project from an idea. Returns the project id immediately; roadmap generation continues in the background and can be polled with get_project_roadmap. - list_recent_chat_messages: Returns recent messages from a project's planning chat, including AI recommendations and roadmap proposals. ## Supported builders Build prompts are tuned per platform so they can be pasted directly into the tool. Supported today: Lovable, Claude Code, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, and GitHub Codespaces. Each roadmap is generated for one target builder and can be regenerated for another. ## The roadmap is a state machine, not a checklist Feature and subtask statuses in Manifest are never toggled by hand. Every build prompt carries a reporting block; when the prompt is executed in the builder, that block reports back and Manifest advances the matching roadmap items. Amendments to the roadmap (adding, updating, or removing work) flow through reviewed proposals and never change a status. An agent reading a Manifest roadmap can therefore treat status as a record of what actually executed, not what someone intended. ## Machine-readable files Agents and crawlers can start from these files, all served from the site root. - /llms.txt: Short index of the site for language models, following the llms.txt convention. - /llms-full.txt: The full landing and developer copy in one plain-text document. - /sitemap.xml: Sitemap of all public pages. - /robots.txt: Crawl directives, including explicit allowances for AI crawlers. # About Manifest ## What Manifest is Manifest is a product development orchestration layer. It sits above the AI builders people already use, Lovable, Claude Code, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, and GitHub Codespaces, and holds the part those tools do not: the plan, the decisions behind it, and the record of what actually shipped. ## Why it exists Building with an AI tool starts fast and then loses the thread. You describe an idea, it builds, it builds something else, a feature quietly regresses, and three sessions later nobody can say what is done, what broke, or what depends on what. The generation was never the hard part. Continuity is. Manifest keeps the plan honest from the first description to launch. ## How it works You describe a product. Manifest writes a structured brief, then a phased roadmap of features and subtasks, each carrying a build prompt tuned for the builder you are shipping in. You paste the prompt. When it runs, it reports back, and the roadmap advances itself. Statuses are never toggled by hand, which is why the roadmap reflects what executed rather than what someone intended. Changes to the plan go through reviewed amendments, so the document keeps its provenance. ## Who it is for, and who makes it Manifest is built for small teams and solo founders shipping real products with AI builders, people who need the plan to survive contact with a fast-moving build. Manifest is a product of Eleven11 AI LLC, founded in 2026 by Erin Delacroix, Founder and CEO. Source: https://trymanifest.dev