Product AI — part of the Brainis AI Suite

Requirements that trace to evidence; releases that trace to outcomes.

Roadmap · requirements · releases. I do the work, you have the final say, and the work gets checked.

Beta

The real product

The product, screen by screen.

The screens Product AI really runs, the same ones my agents work in.

Product AI · Roadmap

sketch

A sketch of the screen, not a screenshot. Real captures come with the recorded demo.

Step by step

Operate the PRD through a release

Beta, and labeled that way: the spec comes from your plan, the epics turn into sprints, and the release note can't claim what didn't ship.

  1. agent

    Write the spec section from your approved plan

  2. you

    Decide what to cut and what comes first

  3. Brainis

    Epics turn into Work AI tasks; the roadmap updates itself

  4. check

    Check the release note's claims against what actually shipped

  5. Brainis

    The scope-drift number updates; the next spec starts from what happened

Each step shows who does it. The step marked "you" is your call. Product AI handles the rest.

What’s in it

The full feature list.

The boring list buyers check. No label means it's live today. Anything else says so on its own line.

8 features listed · 8 beta

The living PRD

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  • PRD compiled from strategyBetaThe spec is written from your approved plan and kept current — not a doc that rots.
  • Requirements with evidence traceBetaEvery requirement names the proof it came from.
  • Discovery synthesisBetaInterviews and signals merged into a live insight bank.

Epics, roadmap & releases

3
  • Epics compiled into Work AI tasksBeta
  • RoadmapBetaNow / next / later, wired to the tasks that deliver it.
  • Releases & release notesBetaRelease-note claims are checked against what actually shipped.

Operating signals

2
  • Scope-drift state feedBetaHow much of the work no customer problem explains — shown where everyone can see it.
  • Outcome tracking per releaseBeta

How it connects

How Product AI fits in.

Product AI uses the same picture of your company as the rest of the suite (see Company State). Its work turns into missions, gets checked by Verify, and only goes as far as you let it.

In detail

What it tells me
scope drift (how much of the work no customer problem explains), how much the spec covers, and how releases did.
What it gets from me
the spec is worked, not filed — epics become Work AI tasks, releases become launch checklists.
What gets checked
release notes against what actually shipped; requirements against their proof.
Works with
plans from the Strategy Engine; epics go to Work AI; shipped releases go to Marketing AI.
We run our own product development on it first, before anyone else does.

Agents at work

What the agent can touch, and what it can’t.

My agent works inside Product AI, one job at a time. Its access is like a keycard: it opens only what the job needs, and nothing marked "never", however the agent asks. How the keycard works.

Agent keycard · Product AI

PRODUCT AIKEYCARDone job onlyexpiresREAD:the notes for this jobWRITE:drafts you reviewNEVER:your database

Drag sideways to see the rest

checked again on every step · nothing extra gets through

UnderstandDecideDeliverVerifyLearn

Product AI is one of the real products I do the work in.

FAQ

Questions people ask first.

Why is Product AI labeled Beta?

Because it is one. We run it on our own company first — our product development runs on it — and the label comes off when it's ready, not when marketing says so.

Does the AI decide the roadmap?

No — you decide what goes in and what comes first. Product AI is in beta: it runs on our own company first and opens for yours when it's ready.

What does the scope-drift number actually mean?

How much of the work no customer problem explains — projects whose tasks don't name a problem you wrote down. When it climbs, the work is drifting from what customers need, and you see it on Product AI's page right away.

Plans

Which plans include it.

On every plan

In beta on every plan, Free too, label and all.

Prices live on one page: see the plans.