Tickets that bounce back
Work starts, then stops: a missing edge case, an unclear acceptance criterion, a design nobody linked.
In development · Free early access for the first teams
The agentic PM you onboard, not install.
Edict joins your engineering team like a new technical PM. She learns your project, proves she understands it, then makes sure the daily PM work never slips.
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EdictAI PMNew teammate · onboarding
- Joined the teamedict@yourcompany.com
- Learned the backlogMobile board
- Answered the team's questions18 of 20 correct
- Ready for real workWaiting for your go-ahead
“I think I’m ready for the Mobile board.”Go live
Why
Most teams can’t hire a technical PM. The daily PM work slips anyway.
Decisions that vanish
The team agreed on Monday. By Thursday, a ticket quietly does the opposite.
Chasing people for answers
Engineers wait on questions that sit unanswered in a thread, a DM or someone's head.
Dates that are guesses
Estimates come from gut feel, not from how long similar work actually took.
Side effects nobody tested
QA tests what the ticket says and misses what the change quietly touched.
You don’t install a teammate. You onboard one.
Tools you install
A PM you onboard
Starts posting on day one
Learns your project before she says a word
Generic answers from a template
Answers grounded in your code, tickets and decisions
You learn its dashboard
Works in your tracker, chat and meetings
All or nothing
Earns more responsibility as she proves herself
Onboarding
She earns your trust before she touches your work.
- 01
Welcome her to the team
Give Edict an email address, add her to your tracker and chat like any new hire, and choose where she starts. About ten minutes.
- 02
Let her prove she gets it
She studies your project, then your team asks her anything about it. Nothing reaches your tickets until you're convinced.
- 03
Give her more as she earns it
Start with one board and a few volunteers. Widen her remit when the team trusts her, at your own pace.
What changes
The follow-through, done every day, without a miss.
Ready before sprint planning
Tickets arrive at planning already clear, with the open questions answered.
Decisions that stick
What the team agreed is remembered, and contradictions get caught early.
Less chasing, more shipping
The right person gets the right question, once, without a nagging thread.
Trust
A considerate colleague, not a notification stream.
Honest about being AI
Edict has a name and a friendly tone, but she's always labelled as AI and answers truthfully when asked.
Quiet by default
She respects working hours, batches her questions, and stops as soon as the work is clear.
Read-only until you say so
She only writes where you allow, and you can disconnect any tool in one click.
Your data stays yours
Used only to work for your team. Never used to train models for anyone else.
Get early access
We’re onboarding a small group of teams for free. Tell us about your team and the PM work you’d never want missed, and we’ll be in touch.
Questions
Is Edict available yet?
Not publicly. We're building it now and onboarding a small group of teams first. Early-access teams use it free and roll it out at their own pace.
What does early access involve?
Edict starts on one board with a few volunteers, and we hold a short feedback call each week. You decide how far she goes from there.
Which tools does she work with?
The trackers, chat tools and meeting apps engineering teams already use. Tell us yours in the form; it decides what we support first.
Does she replace our PM?
No. Edict takes on the daily follow-through that never gets done. People still own priorities and the roadmap.