Idea in, build-ready plan out
Moksy is a structured Briefing, a drafting engine, and a reviewer network. The three together turn a paragraph into something you can build against.
One paragraph, four changes of shape
What exists at each point, and what turns it into the next thing.
Systems a plan can name
Why the reviewer matters
A plan nobody checked is a confident guess.
Models are fluent, not right
Fluency is exactly what makes an unchecked plan dangerous — it reads as though somebody knew.
Reviewers are levelled
The ladder is public, the criteria are numeric, and the level is earned on accepted work.
Corrections are specific
A review that rewrites the summary is not a review. Reviewers change the parts that are wrong.
Questions people ask before starting
How long does the Briefing take?
Around forty minutes for a typical project. You can stop and come back — the answers are kept.
What if I do not know the answer to a question?
Say so. An honest "not decided yet" produces a better plan than a guess, because the plan can then treat it as an open decision instead of a settled one.
Can I change the plan afterwards?
Yes. It is a document you own, and revisions are versioned.