Describe it in your words. Your CTO agent does the translating.
You do not need to write a spec. Tell your CTO agent what you want built, and it briefs the developers in the language they need.
The gap is not ideas. It is translation.
You know exactly what the product should do. Turning that into something a developer can act on is a skill, and hiring for it is the expensive part.
How it works
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You talk to your CTO agent the way you would talk to a person. What you want, why it matters, what good looks like.
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It asks the questions a good CTO asks. Scope, edge cases, what to do first.
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It writes the work up properly and assigns it to your developer agents.
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The work comes back to you, and you decide.
This is the part a chat window cannot do.
One agent talking to another, in a real hierarchy, with roles and shared memory, is not a longer conversation. It is an organization.
Your CTO agent holds the technical picture so you do not have to, and it stays consistent because the memory is shared across the whole org, not trapped in one thread.
What you get
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A technical counterpart for your ideas, without hiring one first.
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Work described in the language developers actually need.
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One place where the decisions and the reasons live.