What does a Team PA do for Product & Engineering?
- Brings together updates, tasks, technical docs, and action items from all your critical tools and channels—reducing time spent searching for context or duplicating updates.
- Surfaces technical blockers, pending pull requests, upcoming releases, and the latest specs or design docs, tied to the right projects and squads.
- Proactively generates meeting agendas for standups, sprint reviews, or planning sessions based on recent activity, ensuring every meeting is focused on current priorities and open issues.
- Keeps product and engineering systems in sync by letting you push or update tickets, tasks, and specs across Jira, Linear, GitHub, Notion, and Confluence in one step.
- Flags dependencies, risks, and cross-team blockers before they impact velocity, so leaders and ICs can act before issues escalate.
Widget-by-Widget Breakdown
Daily Summary- What it does: Presents a tailored snapshot for your team: code review blockers, open PRs, release highlights, and unresolved dependencies.
- How it helps: Prioritizes your day around engineering and product realities, with actionable nudges to keep squads delivering.
- What it does: Showcases all active product goals and engineering projects, with status indicators, velocity metrics, and progress bars.
- How it helps: Lets you zoom in on risky sprints, see which features are on track, and align everyone on what’s shipping next.
- What it does: Lists all scheduled standups, sprint reviews, and planning sessions—each with a PA-generated agenda based on open blockers, ticket statuses, or recent team discussions.
- How it helps: Keeps meetings relevant to what’s happening in the repo, backlog, or roadmap, so every session leads to clear action.
- What it does: Gathers engineering and product action items from standups, pull requests, Slack, or emails. Tasks can be instantly synced into tracking tools like Jira, Linear, or GitHub.
- How it helps: Removes manual status updates, keeps everything actionable, and syncs cross-system so engineers and PMs always work from the same list.
- What it does: Surfaces technical docs, API specs, PRDs, or design files created from meetings, Slack, or code discussions. Collaborate on drafts, then push the latest doc to Notion, Confluence, or your repo.
- How it helps: Makes sure the latest requirements, specs, and reference docs are always available and versioned—no more out-of-date files or lost threads.
- What it does: Summarizes decisions and action items from engineering and product meetings, linking directly to related tickets, docs, or code branches.
- How it helps: Ensures follow-ups are visible, traceable, and acted on, with all context from the original meeting preserved.
- What it does: Lists all upcoming releases, major deliverables, and deadlines, with status and risk signals.
- How it helps: Provides early warning for delayed or at-risk launches, so squads can focus resources and communicate proactively.
- What it does: Surfaces trends in code review throughput, bug rates, team health, and collaboration analytics, all sourced from your engineering systems.
- How it helps: Enables the team to act on bottlenecks, optimize delivery, and see the impact of workflow improvements in real time.
Always-on, always accessible: Your Team PA is continuously available as a chat on the right side of your workspace. Ask for updates, request insights, or collaborate with your PA at any time—right where you work.