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02 / Product and analysis

A project question. An answer with context.

Prepare an assistant that works with your team’s code, documentation and tasks. Understand dependencies, prepare summaries and turn questions into next actions.

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For product managers, analysts and team leaders

A question for the assistant

What is blocking the new authentication launch? Find the related tasks, documented decisions and dependent services. Cite your sources.
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The answer exists. Across several systems.

One question takes several meetings

Understanding a project’s status or constraints often means asking multiple teams for information.

Documentation is disconnected from delivery

A decision lives in the knowledge base while current changes are discussed in issues and code.

A summary goes stale after it is sent

Every new report starts with another round of manual information gathering.

How the work happens

Give the assistant your project’s working context

Shared sources are useful to engineers and the people responsible for the product. Each use case can have its own instructions and toolset.

RemoteHangar interface · illustrative project data

  1. Define the questions

    Launch status, architectural constraints, dependencies or a regular report: start with a specific set of questions.

  2. Connect the sources

    The repository, knowledge base and tracker provide material to search. Select the projects and access scope during configuration.

  3. Ask for a sourced answer

    The assistant queries connected systems and assembles an explanation. Links to documents and issues let your team check the conclusions.

  4. Take the next step

    Follow up, prepare a summary or ask the assistant to draft a task, within the tools and permissions it has been given.

Less retelling. More context you can verify.

  • Answers grounded in connected project material.

  • Summaries of tasks and dependencies with source links.

  • An assistant for one project or a selected group of projects.

  • Shared instructions for reports and next actions.

Discuss a pilot

Test it on questions your team asks every week

Start with one project and real questions from product managers and analysts. Assess accuracy, source coverage and the time needed to verify the answer.

Explore your use case

We agree on timing, pricing and scope before the pilot starts.

  • An agreed set of sources and participants.

  • Questions with verifiable answers.

  • The summary or report format your team actually needs.

  • A review of errors, missing information and useful next actions.

Use Outline as a knowledge source; we agree on the connection setup for Confluence, Jira and Linear in the pilot. Graphiti helps retain linked facts and decision history. Necessary request context is sent to your chosen model provider.

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