Product agents turn feedback into themes, requests into PRDs and merged work into release notes, and check what shipped against what was specified. They read your tickets, code, docs and conversations together, through the context engine.
Product agents act in the systems your team already runs. The context engine connects them, so a theme in customer feedback links to the tickets behind it, the spec that answered it and the pull requests that shipped it.
Intercom
Zoho Desk
Jira
Asana
GitHub
Confluence
SharePoint
SlackThe synthesis and documentation that keeps a product team informed, done continuously instead of in the week before a review.
Groups feature requests and complaints from tickets and conversations into themes, with the accounts asking and the evidence behind each.
Prioritization starts from what customers actually said.
IntercomZoho DeskJiraDrafts the PRD from the requests, the tickets, the existing docs and how the code works today, ready for a product manager to shape.
A day of gathering becomes an hour of editing.
ConfluenceJiraGitHubCompares the spec with the merged work and flags what was dropped, changed or added along the way.
No surprises at the release review.
ConfluenceGitHubJiraReads what merged, links it to the tickets and requests behind it, and drafts notes customers can read.
Release notes that match what shipped, on the day it ships.
GitHub
BitbucketConfluenceDrafts the customer announcement and the internal summary from the release notes, for a person to review and send.
Sales and support hear about changes before customers ask.
ConfluenceSlack
Microsoft TeamsPulls progress from tickets and merged work into a weekly status: what moved, what slipped and why.
Status meetings spend their time on decisions.
JiraAsanaGitHubEach one is configured once by your admins: what it is for, the skills it can use and the systems it may touch. The same agent answers in chat, runs on a schedule and takes steps inside a workflow.
Turns tickets and conversations into themes, with the accounts and evidence behind each.
Drafts PRDs, checks specs against what shipped, and keeps the roadmap status current.
Writes release notes, changelogs and announcements from what actually merged.
Product agents draft and check; your team decides. Anything published or sent beyond the team can wait for a person.
Release notes, docs and announcements can stop at an approval gate before they are published or sent.
Each agent reaches only the systems you connect it to, and only through the actions those connectors allow.
Every action an agent takes against your systems lands in the audit log: which agent, on whose behalf, and what it changed.
The systems product teams already run, from the connector catalog.
Deployed in minutes. Priced to the dollar.