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MIRAIWERK-AI

Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote

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MIRAIWERK-AI The Intelligence Engine for Projects That Move Forward MIRAIWERK AI is an AI-powered project delivery and decision intelligence platform designed to transform how software development teams plan, manage, monitor, and execute projects. It addresses a fundamental problem in modern project management: while teams can track individual tasks and milestones, they often lack a unified understanding of how requirements, bugs, dependencies, resources, and project decisions are interconnected and how a single change can impact the entire project. In today's software development environments, project information is frequently scattered across multiple tools used for task management, documentation, team communication, meetings, issue tracking, and development planning. As projects evolve, new requirements emerge, bugs are reported, priorities change, and deadlines shift. Project managers and engineering teams must manually connect this information, identify affected tasks, evaluate dependencies, estimate schedule changes, and determine whether delivery milestones are at risk. This fragmented and largely manual process makes project execution reactive, time-consuming, and difficult to predict. MIRAIWERK AI brings these disconnected project workflows into one connected, intelligent environment. It treats a project not simply as a collection of tasks, but as an interconnected system of requirements, activities, dependencies, milestones, teams, incoming issues, documentation, and decisions. By connecting these elements, the platform aims to provide teams with better visibility into project progress, potential risks, and the consequences of proposed changes. The platform begins with AI-assisted project planning. Users can describe their project objectives and requirements in natural language, allowing the AI layer to transform an initial project brief into a structured plan containing requirements, milestones, tasks, dependencies, assumptions, and potential risks. This gives teams a starting point for project execution while allowing project owners and managers to review and refine the generated plan. Once a project is underway, teams can manage tasks, assignments, priorities, statuses, milestones, and dependencies through a unified project workspace. Incoming bugs, feature requests, incidents, and other project-related tickets can be analysed through the AI-assisted ticket intelligence module. Instead of treating every incoming ticket as an isolated issue, the system helps interpret its context, identify relevant project information, classify the issue, highlight potential relationships with existing work, and prepare structured decision proposals. A key aspect of this analysis is evidence awareness. MIRAIWERK AI distinguishes between observed information, inferred conclusions, and unknown details. This helps prevent assumptions from being presented as established facts and makes it easier for project managers to identify missing information before making decisions. The system can also identify potential duplicate candidates and suggest whether an issue should be accepted, split, deferred, clarified, or treated as a duplicate. These remain proposals for authorised human review rather than automatically executed decisions. The central innovation of MIRAIWERK AI is RippleMap, its deterministic change-impact simulation engine. Traditional project management systems can show task relationships and dependencies, but understanding the broader consequences of a new requirement or change often requires manual analysis. RippleMap addresses this challenge by evaluating the actual project dependency graph and calculating how a proposed change can affect connected work. RippleMap validates dependency relationships, detects dependency cycles, performs working-day-based scheduling, identifies critical-path changes, and evaluates potential impacts on task schedules and project milestones. It also supports alternative what-if scenarios, allowing teams to examine different possible responses before committing to a decision. Each simulation is associated with its underlying inputs and project baseline, helping the system identify stale scenarios and prevent decisions from being approved against outdated project information. Importantly, RippleMap is a deterministic Python-based calculation engine, separate from the probabilistic AI analysis layer. The AI helps understand unstructured information and generate recommendations, while RippleMap performs structured dependency and scheduling calculations. This separation is fundamental to the platform because project timelines and dependency impacts should not rely solely on generated language-model responses. MIRAIWERK AI also introduces a controlled human-in-the-loop decision workflow. Project owners and authorised managers can review AI-generated analysis, examine RippleMap simulation results, compare proposed alternatives, and approve or reject changes. Before an approved decision is committed, the backend validates the user's permissions, the selected simulation scenario, and the project baseline version. Once validated, the system records the approved changes, creates a new version of the project plan, and maintains an audit trail of the decision and its resulting changes. Beyond planning and change management, MIRAIWERK AI provides a connected workspace for project execution and collaboration. Its current modules include project and task management, roadmap and milestone tracking, team and organisation management, documentation with Markdown and Mermaid support, meeting management, discussions, ticket analysis, project history, and audit records. These capabilities help bring important project information into a common environment rather than leaving teams dependent on disconnected workflows. The platform is built using React 18, TypeScript, Vite, and Tailwind CSS on the frontend; Django and FastAPI on the backend; PostgreSQL for persistent data storage; and Python-based AI and RippleMap modules for intelligence and deterministic project-impact calculations. Its modular architecture separates application responsibilities while allowing the different components to work together as one integrated system. At its core, MIRAIWERK AI follows a simple but important engineering principle: AI proposes. RippleMap calculates. Humans approve. The backend validates and persists. This approach combines the flexibility of AI-assisted understanding with the reliability of deterministic engineering calculations and the accountability of human decision-making. Rather than allowing AI-generated recommendations to directly modify project plans, MIRAIWERK AI creates a structured process in which every important change can be analysed, simulated, reviewed, authorised, and traced. Our vision is to move project management beyond task tracking towards intelligent project delivery — helping software teams understand not only what needs to be done, but also why it matters, what it affects, what could happen next, and how to make informed decisions before changes disrupt the project. MIRAIWERK AI is designed to help teams move from fragmented project information and reactive coordination towards connected execution, proactive impact awareness, and more predictable project delivery. MIRAIWERK AI : The Intelligence Engine for Projects That Move Forward.

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