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Anonymised brief to proposal and prototype

From a redacted client brief to a proposal and a clickable prototype, in one agent session.

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For: Agencies and software houses selling fixed-scope work

Winning a deal often means showing something, not just a price. Building both the estimate and a prototype by hand takes days you do not get paid for.

You sayThis is an anonymised brief. Create the estimate in Apropo, then build a clickable prototype of the first release from the resulting work breakdown.

No setup beyond the connection. Describe the goal to any MCP client connected to Apropo and it picks the methods below.

  1. Human decision

    Anonymise first

    Names, company details and sensitive data are removed from the brief before it goes to the agent. Only the redacted text is used.

  2. Draft the estimate

    The agent follows the brief-to-proposal workflow and creates the draft in Apropo.

  3. Read the work breakdown

    It reads the tree of sections, modules, features and tasks with their hours.

  4. Build the prototype

    A coding-capable agent such as Claude Code turns the first-release modules into screens and flows, using the features as the checklist.

    Claude Code
  5. Human decision

    Review both

    Your team checks the estimate and the prototype together before anything is shared.

  6. Share

    The estimate share link and the prototype go to the client together.

What you get

A proposal and a working prototype that match each other, because both come from the same work breakdown.

Built-in safeguards

  • Only the redacted brief leaves your machine. Apropo never needs the client's identity.
  • The draft stays behind the human review gate before anything reaches the client.

Works together with

Claude Code

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