Agents · on Pro and Max

AI agents for product managers.

An agent does one of your recurring jobs without being asked: it reads your Jira, writes what you would have written, and asks before it changes anything.

Built-in example

Monday Update

Status writer · Mondays at 09:00

The job

Every Monday, write the weekly status update for my stakeholders from my Jira project. What shipped last week, what is in progress, what is blocked and what we need from them. Plain words, no ticket jargon.

What it hands back

Four short sections: Shipped, In progress, Blocked, What we need. Under 200 words.

The AI agent

Hire one of ours, or make your own.

  • Daily sprint check

    Sprint Watch

    Sprint analyst · weekdays at 08:00

    A short list: the story, what is wrong, and the next step. Nothing else.

  • Weekly status update

    Monday Update

    Status writer · Mondays at 09:00

    Four short sections: Shipped, In progress, Blocked, What we need. Under 200 words.

  • Backlog tidy-up

    Story Groomer

    Backlog assistant · Fridays at 16:00

    A list grouped by problem, with the story key and a one-line suggested fix.

  • Release risk check

    Release Guard

    Release manager · when you ask

    A ranked list of at most seven risks, each with why it matters and who should act.

Agent team

A few agents, one question, one room.

Several agents, each with a role, working your question out in one room.

Open Agent team
Piko, the PikoPM mascot, at a laptop

You stay in charge.

  • Never deletes.

    Built in, not a setting. No agent can remove anything.

  • Asks first.

    The default for every action. You grant more from inside the ask, one action at a time.

  • Waits for your yes.

    Every change it proposes lands in Approvals. Nothing changes in Jira until you approve it.

  • Undo for 7 days.

    Anything you approved can be taken back for a week.

Pro runs 5 agents on a schedule; Max runs 20. See the plans

AI agents for product managers · PikoPM