Very true. I think the upfront work required is the biggest resistance we get, along with "nah, I'm just gonna let some AI understand this for me" (can't help t

Very true. I think the upfront work required is the biggest resistance we get, along with "nah, I'm just gonna let some AI understand this for me" (can't help there, they'll have to find out for themselves :-)). We alleviate this by allowing users to add details as needed - the underlying model does not require full description of the entire system, only the parts on which the current feature depends. This reduces the upfront work required and allows adding details later, on an "as-needed" basis. But sure, some upfront work has to be done. Another resistance I sometimes get is that "people just don't think this way" or "I don't have anyone in the team that can understand the product AND the QA side". Did you get these too?