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Plan sprints and ship updates
without the busywork.

Tell Cortex what tickets to sprint, what impact matters, and what the team can handle. The board materialises. Stakeholder updates pull from real data, not your Monday morning memory.

Private beta/Works with every MCP client/Solo or team
A day in the life
“Tuesday 8:45am. Instead of dreading the sprint planning meeting, you open Cortex, describe next sprint in three sentences, and walk in with a draft board. By 9:30 the meeting is done and you're writing the stakeholder update — Cortex drafts it from the sprint diff.”
· Workflows ·

How you’ll actually use it.

Four specific workflows — not the glossy marketing version, the one-hand-on-keyboard version.

01

Sprint from a paragraph

Backlog has 27 open tickets. You need 12 in next sprint, balanced by team capacity.

  1. 1Ask Claude "draft sprint 18 prioritised by OKR alignment, capped at 40 points".
  2. 2Review the AI-ordered board — drag one card out, pin one in.
  3. 3Publish to your ticketing system via integration — 6 minutes instead of an hour.
02

Weekly stakeholder updates

Every Friday your CPO asks "where are we this week?" You used to write it from scratch.

  1. 1A Signal runs every Friday at 15:00 — summarises closed tickets, blockers, flags risks.
  2. 2You open the neuron, tweak two lines, paste to the #exec channel.
  3. 3The CPO thinks you spent 40 minutes on it. You spent four.
03

Retro prep in 10 minutes

Monday retro needs last-sprint data: velocity, carryover, customer issues, team mood.

  1. 1Cortex indexed all sprint notes, Slack decisions, and GitHub PR threads as neurons.
  2. 2Ask Claude "summarise sprint 17: what went well, what didn't, any patterns?"
  3. 3Retro doc writes itself. You add two subjective bullets and ship it.
04

Decision log, actually kept

Six months ago the team chose to not rebuild the auth flow. Now someone asks why.

  1. 1Every decision captured in Slack or chat becomes a neuron with who + when + context.
  2. 2Ask Cortex "why did we defer auth v2?" — cites the decision note with the original thread.
  3. 3Wheel not reinvented, meeting avoided.
· Features you’ll lean on ·

The core of Cortex for product owners.

Team brains

For teams

Every meeting note, decision, and doc lands in a shared Cortex. New hires onboard by searching instead of asking. Role-based access, per-team scoping, and encrypted at rest.

Signals

Automation

Set up recurring tasks — "every Monday, summarise open PRs", "every hour, check if anything on our waitlist spiked" — and Cortex runs them, saves the result, and nudges you when it matters.

Chat

AI conversations

Every AI you use reads and writes to the same memory. Claude searches your brain before answering, cites the neurons it used, and creates new ones when you ask it to remember.

Questions, answered

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· Apply for early access ·

Hand every AI your memory.

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