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Product management agent.

The agent finds the reasoning and history behind product decisions across a product's lifecycle, without the question always circling back to the same senior expert.

Growing technology company, product portfolio grown fast over a few years

The challenge

A typical situation in a fast-grown product organization: behind every feature and product decision there is a story. Why a feature was built the way it was, why another was cut, what alternatives were considered. That story is not written down anywhere; it lives in the memory of a few senior product managers. New team members ask the same questions again, and at worst someone proposes a feature that was already tried once and rejected for a good reason.

How the solution is built

An agent is built into the Agent 365 environment that indexes product decisions, their reasoning and the discussions around them into one searchable whole: roadmap memos, decision minutes and the product team’s internal discussions. The agent does not just find when a decision was made; it can answer why, because the reasoning is stored as part of the same structure.

This also requires a new, lightweight way of recording product decisions: a short memo with every significant choice, so the agent has something to search going forward. Without this change the agent would rest only on old information.

What the solution aims for

New product team members find decisions’ backgrounds themselves, without the question always circling to the same person. Senior product managers’ time is freed for making new decisions instead of explaining old ones.

What everyday work looks like
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to find the reasoning behind an old product decision by searching, not by asking people

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place for the whole product history, previously scattered across several systems

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repeated bad decisions is the solution's goal: what was already tried and rejected is found before it gets proposed again

The goal: the agent surfaces the reasoning behind decisions directly, so senior experts can focus on new decisions instead of explaining old ones.

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