See how Lisa turns chaos
into your next shipped feature
Every feature below exists because PMs kept losing decisions in Slack threads, writing tickets from memory, and context-switching between six tabs. Here's what we built to fix that.
Stop copying Slack messages into tickets
Your team already discusses every feature, bug, and tradeoff in Slack. The problem isn't the conversation — it's that nothing happens after it. Lisa listens to your channels, identifies what matters, and creates fully scoped issues with priorities, acceptance criteria, and file references. By the time you open Linear, the work is already there.
- Detects feature requests, bug reports, and decisions — not just keywords
- Creates issues with context your engineers can act on immediately
- Links every issue back to the original Slack thread for full traceability
From 'we should build this' to a full plan in minutes
Most planning tools give you a blank page and wish you luck. Lisa starts by asking the questions your team would forget to ask — edge cases, dependencies, scope risks — then generates a complete PRD with architecture considerations, user stories, and acceptance criteria. Everything tied to your actual codebase, not a generic template.
- Generates PRDs with technical depth your engineers actually respect
- Scopes work into milestones and sprints based on real complexity
- Every plan references your repo's architecture, not hypothetical code
Tickets your engineers won't send back
Vague tickets slow teams down more than missing tickets do. Lisa generates issues with dependency chains, verification hints, and acceptance criteria that reference specific files and endpoints. Engineers pick them up and start building — no Slack thread asking 'what did you mean by this?'
- Automatic dependency mapping — know what blocks what before you start
- Acceptance criteria with code-level verification hints
- Hierarchies that break epics into work your team can estimate
ws.readyState === OPENLisa reads your codebase so your tickets don't have to guess
Before writing a single issue, Lisa indexes your repositories — frameworks, API endpoints, database models, auth patterns, test coverage. When she creates a ticket for 'add SSO support,' it already knows your auth lives in src/auth/, your API uses app/api/v1/, and you're running Playwright for E2E. That's the difference between a wish list and a workable plan.
- Indexes your full stack — frameworks, APIs, database layers, and test suites
- Issues reference actual file paths, not 'the auth module'
- Stays current as your codebase evolves — no stale context
The best PM questions you didn't think to ask
Discovery is where good plans start and where most teams skip ahead. Lisa runs structured sessions that walk through product context, edge cases, technical constraints, and user impact before a single ticket gets created. It's like having a senior PM pair with you on every feature — one that's also read every line of your code.
- Four-phase flow: context, planning, breakdown, task creation
- Surfaces edge cases and scope risks before they become sprint blockers
- Outputs a complete, ready-to-execute plan — not a brainstorm doc
Your tools, finally talking to each other
Lisa doesn't replace your stack — she wires it together. GitHub issues, Linear projects, and Slack channels stay in sync bidirectionally, so a status change in Linear shows up everywhere without anyone copying it. And if your team uses something else, Lisa's MCP-compatible architecture means you can plug in any tool without waiting on us.
- Bidirectional sync — update in one place, reflected everywhere
- GitHub, Linear, and Slack connected in under five minutes
- MCP-compatible: extend Lisa with any tool your team already uses
Your standards, applied every single time
Every team has a way they want issues written, PRDs structured, and specs formatted. Lisa lets you define those standards once as templates — then applies them consistently every time she creates something. No more 'please use the template' comments in PR reviews. Your format, your fields, your quality bar — automatically.
- Custom templates for issues, PRDs, specs, architecture docs, and more
- Lisa fills in every field based on conversation and code context
- Team-wide consistency without team-wide enforcement overhead
Your next sprint starts with one conversation
Turn Slack messages into shipped features. Not someday — this sprint.