Judaav is a planning system for AI coding agents that refuses to write anything until the thinking is done. The problem it solves is the one that kills side projects: your agent starts coding on turn one, and three features in you realise the auth model was never decided, just inferred, and everything since sits on top of it, so you start over. Judaav slows the first part down. You give it your idea, it works the idea over, it argues with you, and it catches the thing you said early that contradicts what you said later. Nothing touches disk until you sign off, and what you get is a plan a stranger could build from, with every decision that's expensive to reverse written down and the option you rejected sitting next to it. Then it builds from that plan and holds itself to it, with more checking on the parts that deserve it like auth, payments and anything touching user data. Buy it because you already know how to plan and you don't, since the agent is faster and moving feels like progress. This makes planning cheaper than skipping it. Skip it if you want code in the first thirty seconds, because the planning session up front is the product, not a side effect.