What byProduct is
byProduct is building a governed AI-native Software Factory for established organizations with consequential software. The current commercial entry point is outcome-based Custom Software Delivery. The longer product direction is a control plane that capable customer teams can increasingly operate themselves.
How to use these Docs
Start with the operating loop, then open the guide for the decision you are making. These pages explain public principles and customer expectations. They are not an implementation manual or a description of private customer work.
Architecture before generation
Execution should not redefine the assignment. The relevant Context, expectations, and design should make the problem and its important boundaries reviewable before consequential implementation begins.
When new information changes the design, the decision should remain visible. Tests and review then provide evidence for the outcome rather than relying on a completion claim alone.
Google Calendar connection
In Settings, open Connections and choose Google Calendar, then Connect. Sign in to your own Google account and review the separate read-only permissions to list calendars and read events. Panel sign-in alone does not connect your calendar.
Choose the calendars for the active project and save. Manage the connection to change the selection or use Read events for a requested date window of up to 31 days and up to 50 events per call. Limits and provider pagination can leave results incomplete.
Disconnect stops new reads through your byProduct connection and removes its stored credentials. Reconnect your own account when needed. Google account-level authorization and previously returned copies can remain. During Google verification, only approved test users can connect; general availability requires the required Google review.
Read the Calendar data and deletion details in our privacy notice.
Public documentation boundary
These pages cover the accepted public method, the current delivery offer, and the honest Platform direction. Private customer material, internal operating details, and unannounced capabilities stay outside public documentation.