Create an agent with your know-how, give it tools, put it in Slack — it works from day one. Then track every PRD from idea to merge, with an agent that reviews each change against what you asked for.
Write down what your team knows, connect your repositories and MCP servers, and start talking to it in a Slack thread the same day.
An agent drafts the PRD, the board tracks it, and each merge request is reviewed against its acceptance criteria — a verdict your team can trust.
Paste notes or attach a file. The agent names it and drafts a versioned PRD in a fixed shape your reviewers can rely on. Change it by talking to it — every change is a new version.
A developer picks up the PRD in Claude Code. The session reads it — and your agents' know-how — over one MCP endpoint, then writes the code on the developer's machine and opens a merge request naming the PRD.
PRD-42 in the merge requestThe portal reviews the merge request against the PRD's acceptance criteria from seven angles, then posts one verdict — as a comment, a commit status and a Slack line. A person gives the final word.
AC-1Exports the filtered listmetAC-2Column order matches the screenmetAC-310k rows without a timeoutmetEvery coding session in your organisation reads the same agents — so the tenth developer gets what the first one learned.
Mark each tool an agent may use as runs freely or asks first. An asks-first call pauses the agent until a member approves the exact arguments — then it runs once, and lands in the agent's Actions log.
Start a goal from an agent's chat or with goal: in a Slack thread. The agent writes a plan, works in the background, checkpoints so a restart resumes, asks you when it needs you — and ends with a report or at the budget you set.
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Organisation name, your name, email and password. You're its admin.
Mint a token on your account page and copy the command it shows.
Paste an idea on New PRD, then pick it up from your terminal.
Tell us what your team builds — we’ll set up your first agent with you.