Your AI engineering team,
shipping with you.
Turn a one-line idea into a reviewed PRD, a sequenced roadmap, and a board full of tasks — in an afternoon, not a quarter. The AI team drafts. You approve every gate.
Every AI tool covers
one slice.
You can ship a PRD here, a roadmap there, tasks in another app, and code answers somewhere else. The artifacts never talk. The context never compounds.
No PM lifecycle. No artifacts. Code-only.
Doesn't know your roadmap or your spec.
Sorts work. Doesn't define it.
PRD ends, the workflow stops.
One workspace.
The whole arc.
A full AI engineering team — product manager, analyst, project manager, tech lead, and codebase architect — working in your PRDs, your plans, your board. You approve every gate.
From a sentence
to a shipped roadmap.
One thought goes in. Five agents take it from there.
Built for how engineers
actually work.
Not a chat window. Same PRDs, same plans, same board your team already uses — with AI specialists drafting, and you in command at every gate.
Agents do the drafting. You hold the gates.
Approval is what moves work to the next phase — never the agent's call.
Five specialists.
One coordinated team.
Captures intent, asks the one clarifying question that matters, loads the product context, and hands the brief to the Analyst. The orchestrator that keeps every phase aligned.
Drafts a complete PRD — problem, goals, user stories, functional + non-functional requirements, success metrics. Edits surgically when you push back. Saves every time.
Turns an approved PRD into 3–7 milestones — priorities, target dates, dependencies, ordered chronologically. Refuses to plan from an unapproved spec.
Decomposes each milestone into 3–7 concrete tasks with acceptance criteria, effort estimates, and priorities. Tasks land on your board, ready to assign.
Knows your migrations, routes, tests, and architectural decisions. Never answers without retrieving. Always cites the file. Says "I don't know" when it doesn't.
Engineering culture,
built into the team.
Specs that get reviewed. Plans that have gates. Code answers with citations. Every output scored. The habits of a good engineering org, encoded into how each agent works.
Real tools, not just chat
Each agent has the tools it needs to do actual work — fetch PRDs, save plans, write tasks, query knowledge, search the web. Output is artifacts, not transcripts.
Workflows, not one-shot prompts
Every specialist runs a deterministic pipeline — gather, write, format, verify. Predictable, debuggable, improves over time.
Persistent memory
Agents remember what they've worked on. The Architect has its own memory of your codebase. Conversations pick up where they left off.
Every output is scored
Built-in scorers grade PRDs for completeness, roadmaps for coverage, tasks for clarity, delegation for accuracy. The team gets better, measurably.
Grounded in your knowledge
Upload docs and index your codebase. Agents retrieve, cite sources, and refuse to bluff. If it's not in the knowledge base, they say so.
Smart model routing
Lightweight chat uses a fast model. Heavy planning uses a deeper model with extended thinking. Speed where it matters, depth where it counts.
Stop briefing.
Start shipping.
Open a workspace. Drop in a goal. Walk away. Come back to a PRD, a roadmap, and a board full of tasks — grounded in your context, scored for quality, ready for review.