Joan Workflowv0.1.0

A new developer joins a team using Joan. They run `joan init` to connect to the workspace, add relevant pods with `joan pod add`, and generate CLAUDE.md context to understand project architecture and domain rules before starting coding tasks.

A product manager uses Joan to track feature development. They create todos with `joan todo create` for each sprint item, link plans to document implementation specs, and push pod updates to share evolving business requirements with the engineering team.

A consultant documents client-specific domain knowledge in pods using `joan pod create`. They push updates to the workspace so team members can pull the latest context, ensuring consistent terminology and rules across multiple projects and AI assistants.

Contributors to an open-source project use Joan to manage documentation. They pull pods to understand design decisions, create todos for bug fixes or features, and push new pods to document contributions, facilitating asynchronous teamwork.

An IT team uses Joan to maintain living documentation for system architectures. They update pods with `joan pod push` as configurations change, generate context for AI tools to assist with troubleshooting, and archive completed todos to track maintenance tasks.

Offer Joan as a cloud-based service with tiered pricing based on workspace size, number of pods, and team members. Revenue comes from monthly or annual subscriptions, with premium features like advanced analytics and priority support.

Sell on-premise or private cloud deployments to large organizations with custom integrations and SLAs. Revenue is generated through one-time license fees or annual contracts, including training and dedicated customer success management.

Provide a free tier for individual users or small teams with basic pod and todo management. Monetize by upselling to paid plans with features like MCP server access, advanced CLI tools, and team collaboration capabilities.