Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
Hunch Board: a board file for AI-built software
Hunch Board lets users map a system, code structure, and screens in a `board.hunch` file, then pass that plan to an AI coding assistant.
- For
- Developers planning AI-assisted software builds
- Worth noticing
- Its example turns an architecture violation into a red import boundary, showing the offending file and line.
Field notes
The featured Encore example follows a small-venue ticketing system from a 10,000-person sales rush through service boundaries and screen flows. It shows a hexagonal-architecture constraint, including a rejected import from a Stripe adapter, and describes how screen fields and buttons connect to API data and endpoints. The page says unresolved implementation questions are gathered before an AI starts; the example is presented on the homepage, while the app is linked separately.
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