Repository / project instructions
Compare the documented files, rules, and project contexts that keep durable guidance with the work.
Ask Product Fit
Choose workflow requirements and inspect which products are supported by reviewed evidence, where evidence is incomplete, and where a requirement falls outside covered scope.
Selections stay in this browser and are not sent to a server. Every result links back to the reviewed evidence behind it.
Product Fit controls
Select one or more requirements. A surface filter is optional and keeps each conclusion within the scope established by the reviewed evidence.
Product Fit results
These groups describe the selected evidence and scope. They are not rankings or universal product verdicts.
Workflow requirements
Ask Product Fit uses the same reviewed question set as Behavior Intelligence. These are workflow questions, not an independent capability list.
Compare the documented files, rules, and project contexts that keep durable guidance with the work.
Compare user, project, workspace, and managed instruction layers that can carry guidance beyond one immediate request.
Distinguish documented memory systems from authored instructions and from context that exists only inside a current task.
Compare evidence for plan creation, plan updates, or planning tools without assuming one universal agent workflow.
Compare the selected evidence for agent tools while retaining product, model, plan, and configuration limits.
Compare source-backed file and workspace operations without equating uploaded-file analysis with filesystem modification.
Compare documented command-execution capabilities and the harness controls that may constrain them.
Compare explicit web, search, research, and external-resource evidence without treating all tools as network access.
Compare user approvals, allow/deny rules, confirmation, and isolation controls that sit around tool execution.
Compare how product, surface, model, repository, project, workspace, user, and configuration boundaries shape documented context.
Evidence states
Not established means selected evidence does not establish the claim. It does not show that the capability is absent.
Product Fit
The result groups describe the evidence for selected requirements. They do not provide a universal product verdict.
Every selected workflow requirement is documented or observed within the applicable scope.
At least one required claim is not established, or the available evidence does not establish the requested scope.
A requirement falls outside the covered scope or conflicts with the requested surface.
Scope matters
Evidence can apply to a product, surface, model, or configuration. A behavior documented for a CLI does not automatically apply to an editor or web surface.
When the selected evidence does not establish a surface, model, or configuration, that scope remains unknown rather than being broadened from the product name.
Method and evidence
Ask Product Fit derives its evidence from reviewed Behavior Intelligence, registered product evidence, and existing curated comparisons where they provide relevant context.
Coverage is limited to selected, reviewed evidence. It does not claim exhaustive product coverage or live vendor monitoring.
Registered products
Products appear in alphabetical order. Their placement here does not imply a recommendation.
Current scope
Ask Product Fit addresses product behavior in a workflow. Prompt recommendations and prompt compatibility are not part of the current scope.