Feedback in one place
Requests from every channel are grouped into clear themes.
AI agents for Product
Move ideas to launch, with less busywork.
Agents organize feedback, draft specs and coordinate releases. Your team decides what to build.
More deciding. Less collating.
Specs from real context
Drafts start from research, tickets and past decisions.
Releases that stay on track
Launch tasks are tracked across teams on one board.
Feedback grouped into themes
Requests from sales, support and customers are read and grouped, with links back to each source.
Personal inbox 3
WO
Workspace request
EM
Email reply
FO
Form submission
Team inbox 4
SL
Slack escalation
TE
Teams approval
WE
Webhook event
AP
API handoff
Every message becomes trackable work Owned → Tracked → Routed
Spec drafts in a shared thread
An agent drafts a spec from research and tickets, and the team edits it together.
PR RR FN LG
PR
Procurement
Compare the new renewal against last year and flag anything risky.
RR
Renewal agent
I found pricing, legal, and support deltas. Evidence is attached.
FN
Finance
Approved if the expansion stays below the budget cap.
SW
System
External send is waiting for final approval.
Roadmap prep
Themes, effort notes and open questions are gathered before planning.
Running3
Collect spend history
AgentDraft support summary
AgentCheck vendor terms
PriyaWaiting2
Legal clause approval
LegalBudget sign off
FinanceDone3
Evidence packet
AgentRenewal notes
MarcusRisk summary
AgentRelease coordination
Launch checklists run across product, marketing and support, with reminders when tasks slip.
Template library
Start from a Product template.
Ready made workflows for Product teams. Each one comes with its steps, an agent setup, approval rules and the skills it needs.
- Product template
Feedback themes
- Workflow steps
- Agent setup
- Approval rules
- Skills
A person approves: shared summaries
- Product template
Spec draft
- Workflow steps
- Agent setup
- Approval rules
- Skills
A person approves: final spec
- Product template
Release checklist
- Workflow steps
- Agent setup
- Approval rules
- Skills
A person approves: launch go ahead
Getting started
How Product teams get started.
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Pick one workflow
Start with a real product workflow that repeats every week.
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Connect your tools
Agents work inside Jira, Notion, GitHub, Figma and Slack.
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Set the rules
Choose what the agent may do alone and what waits for a person.
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Start with review
A person checks the work at first. Give the agent more room as it earns trust.
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Expand what works
Add the next workflow, or bring the same setup to another team.
Every feature runs inside the same six controls.
Identity, access, approvals, supervision, audit and policy apply to every agent and every run, whichever part of the workspace it happens in.
See governance and audit- Identity
- Access
- Approvals
- Supervision
- Audit
- Policy
Built for every team
FAQ
AI agents for Product: questions and answers
Short answers to what product teams ask before they start.
Contact us directlyDoes the agent decide the roadmap?
No. It gathers and organizes the inputs. Your team decides.
Can it work with our tracker?
Yes. Agents work inside tools like Jira and Notion, within the permissions you set.
What always stays with a person?
Priorities, product decisions and anything shared with customers. You can add more rules at any time.
Which tools does it work with?
Common tools for product teams include Jira, Notion, GitHub, Figma and Slack. Ask us about the tools your team uses.
Do we need engineers to set this up?
No. During early access we configure and deploy your first workflows directly with your team.
The multiplayer workspace for humans and AI agents is how teams move beyond prompting and safely hand AI real work. It gives people one place to plan, approve, and oversee execution, so they can run work with AI agents they can govern and trust.