A PM agent that never misses a status update.
It builds the plan, chases the updates, compiles the report, flags the risk, and keeps the tracker in sync with reality — so your human PMs spend their time on people and decisions, not spreadsheets.
The PM busywork, automated.
Each role is a job description turned into software, running inside your existing tools.
Plan & Milestone Tracker
Drafts project plans from a brief, breaks work into milestones, and keeps dates in sync across Jira, Asana, Linear, or Monday as reality shifts.
Risk & Blocker Radar
Scans tickets, Slack threads, and commit activity for signs of slippage — stalled tasks, scope creep, unreviewed PRs — and flags them early.
Status-Report Compiler
Collects updates from the team and the tools, compiles a clean weekly status report, and drafts it for the PM's review before it goes to stakeholders.
Standup Prep Agent
Summarizes what changed since yesterday, who's blocked, and what needs a decision — delivered before the meeting starts.
Resource & Capacity Assistant
Watches allocation across projects and flags overcommitted people or underused capacity for a human to rebalance.
Meeting Follow-Up Agent
Turns meeting notes into tickets, assigns owners, and chases the action items until they're done.
How a PM agent runs the cadence.
Every artifact is a draft for a human. The agent does the chasing; the human does the deciding.
Sync
Pull the latest state from every tracker, repo, and channel.
Detect
Spot stalled work, slipped dates, and unowned action items.
Chase
Ask owners for updates in the tools they already use.
Compile
Draft the status report, risk list, and decision log.
Review
A human PM edits, approves, and sends — with full context attached.
Works inside your stack.
Read-heavy by default. Writes only where you allow it.
Where it fits
COMPANY-SIZE FIT — Mid-market & enterprise. Status reporting and risk tracking pay off once multiple projects run in parallel — typically mid-market delivery teams and enterprise PMOs.
Tools it uses
Jira, Asana, Linear, Monday, ClickUp, Notion, Slack, Teams, Google Calendar, GitHub, Figma comments.
Guardrails
Read-mostly permissions by default. Writes limited to drafts and comments. No message sent externally without human approval.
Human checkpoints
Plan approval, status report sign-off, and any stakeholder-facing message all require a human before they go out.
PM agent questions.
Does it replace our project managers?
No — it replaces their busywork. The chasing, compiling, and syncing is automated. The negotiating, prioritizing, and people work stays with humans.
Will it message our clients?
Only with approval. External messages are always drafted for a human to edit and send. Internal nudges can run automatically if you allow it.
Can it handle multiple projects?
Yes. One PM agent can watch a portfolio, roll up cross-project risk, and produce a program-level view for leadership.
What if our process is messy?
That's normal. We map the real process first — including the workarounds — and design the agent around how work actually flows, not how the diagram says it should.
Get your Fridays back.
Tell us how status reporting works today. We'll show you which parts a PM agent can take over this month.