Product Workbench for Claude Code

Denis Akindinov, Ivo Gospodinov, Mike Sykulski, Mateusz Jacniacki, Anya Bondarev, Amit Bar, Ehud Halberstam, and Daisuke Ishii built Product Workbench for Claude Code because they got tired of watching engineers spend weeks building something only for stakeholders to say "that's not what I meant." Now you describe a feature in plain English and get a working code prototype you can actually show people—the kind of thing that makes PMs stop hovering over your shoulder.

It plugs directly into Claude Code, Anthropic's CLI tool that lets you run Claude on local files, so your feature ideas turn into real, runnable code in minutes instead of sprints. No more ambiguous Figma mocks. No more "let me build a demo" conversations that take months. Just describe what you want, approve the output, and you've got something ready to present.

This is the latest from Chordio, the team behind the workbench suite that helps product teams move fast without burning out engineers. Eight people on this project—that's a lean crew building something for the growing army of developers who live in the terminal. If you're shipping software and stakeholders keep moving the goalposts, this is your cheat code.