Morph builds applications through a sequence of autonomous sprints, each producing a working, testable version of your app.
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Every project begins with the first the Initial Planning Sprint made up of three stages:
Requirements - define what you want to build
Architecture - determine how it should work
Plan - outline how it will be delivered
After this foundation, Morph runs implementation sprints that add features one sprint at a time. Each sprint ends with a fully functioning build deployed to pre-production. You can export the code or push to production at any point.
Morph’s process draws from modern agile and systems-engineering practices but re-imagines them to be executed autonomously by AI agents. This minimizes hand-offs, maximizing traceability, and ensuring there’s always a running application after every sprint.
The Foundation Sprint
Sprint 0 sets the foundation for everything that follows. It transforms your idea into a structured, build-ready blueprint composed of three consecutive stages:
Requirements
Architecture
Plan
Stage 0: Requirements
Purpose
Capture and organize what you want to build so Morph can translate your idea into a complete product specification.
How it works
The Requirements Agent is an interactive AI collaborator. You describe your project in plain language, whether a few sentences, an existing PRD, or notes from a meeting. The agent interprets your input, asks clarifying questions, and produces a clear requirements document that outlines objectives, functionality, and key user journeys. This document becomes the single source of truth for the rest of the build.
Inputs
Text description, PRD, or user stories
Optional supporting material such as user flows, notes or transcripts
Process
The agent analyzes the information you provide
Identifies the main concepts, user roles, and features your app needs
Structures the content into sections such as Objective, Functionality, and Critical User Journeys
Refines the draft through chat until you approve it
Output
A finalized Requirements Document that clearly defines your app’s goals, core features, and user journeys. Once approved, it becomes the foundation for the next stage, Architecture.
Stage 1: Architecture
Purpose
Define how the application will work behind the scenes. This stage translates the approved requirements into a complete system design that outlines all components, technologies, and their relationships.
How it works
The Architecture Agent analyzes the requirements document and creates a structured system overview. It identifies the layers, services, and integrations needed to support each feature. The resulting architecture shows how the frontend, backend, and data layers interact and where external services fit in.
Inputs
Approved Requirements Document from Stage 1
Process
Maps user roles, core components, and data flows across system layers
Defines technology stack (frontend, backend, database, and external integrations)
Specifies supported and assisted capabilities based on Morph’s available modules
Produces diagrams and architecture notes showing how data and requests move through the system
Output
A complete System Architecture Document that includes:
System Overview and layer structure
Supported functionalities and limitations
Supported and assisted user journeys
Assisted capabilities and functionalities that require external integration. This document becomes the blueprint for the next stage, Plan.
Stage 2: Plan
Purpose
Translate the architecture into an actionable project plan that defines what will be built and in what order.
How it works
The Planning Agent takes the finalized architecture and scopes the work into sprints, tasks, and estimates. It breaks the project into feature groups, calculates development effort, and establishes dependencies.
Inputs
Your finalized System Architecture Document from Stage 2
Process
Identifies and groups all features to be built
Assigns a price (in credits) to each feature based on complexity
Orders features into sprints with dependencies clearly mapped
Highlights features that rely on external integrations or assisted capabilities
Output
A structured Implementation Plan that outlines:
Features to be built and their estimated effort
Order of execution across sprints
Dependencies between modules or services
Notes on assisted capabilities or external integrations
This plan becomes the foundation for implementation sprints, where Morph begins to build and deploy your working application step by step.
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System Design
Purpose
Transform the Implementation Plan into a detailed technical design that defines how your application works internally. This stage specifies the entire application's data structure, the components involved, and how information flows through the system.
How it works
The System Design Agent reviews each feature group from the Implementation Plan combined with key insights from the architecture design, and creates a clear design for the application. It identifies the key components, the application data structure (entities, fields, and relationships), and the interactions between the frontend, backend, and database layers. This ensures Morph has everything required to build each feature during implementation sprints.
Inputs
Your Approved documents from Initial Planning Sprint (Stages 0-2 above)
Process
Defines the application data structure, including entities, fields, and relationships
Outlines API endpoints and system interactions
Maps each planned feature to specific components and services
Highlights Morph's assisted capabilities and external integrations
Captures design decisions, constraints, and dependencies
Output
A complete System Design Document that includes:
Component descriptions and system behavior
Application data structure (entities, fields, and relationships)
API outlines and interaction patterns
Supported and assisted capabilities
Design considerations and dependencies
This document becomes the basis for the implementation sprints where Morph builds, tests, and deploys each feature.
Implementation Sprints
After these Planning Sprints, Morph begins implementation.
Each implementation sprint
Introduces a specific set of new features
Designs the UI
Builds and tests the backend
Deploys automatically to pre-production
By the end of every sprint, you have a working app with visible progress and production-ready code.
Contact Us
If you have any questions or comments about this Getting Started guide, please email us at team@morph.systems
