PM Agent connects to all the tools your team works in and answers any question about your projects in plain language, pulling from your trackers, your code, your chats, your docs, and your meetings. The real answer, from your real data.
PM Agent reads across Jira, Slack, commits, meeting notes, and other connected tools,
so you get the full project picture without collecting context by hand.
Ask questions in plain language
Ask PM Agent what you would normally ask a project manager: what is blocked, what changed, where the risks are, or why the timeline is slipping.
Get context from every connected tool
PM Agent checks Jira, Slack, GitHub, meeting notes, and other project sources to build one complete answer.
See the real project status faster
Get a clear view of progress, blockers, risks, ownership, and next steps without collecting updates by hand.
Act before the answer gets outdated
Instead of waiting half a day for a manual status update, use fresh project context to decide what needs attention now.
PM Agent brings context from project management, code, docs, calendars, chats, and communication tools into one connected project picture.
Don’t see your tool below? We can discuss a custom integration for your workflow.
PM Agent links your data across every source into one picture, so the answer reflects the whole project, not а disconnected fragments.
Your company's context, so the agent gets it right.
Every company works differently. For you, a "sprint" might actually be an Epic, and a sprint only counts as started when a table is tagged "Business Request." A generic tool has no way to know that.
Project Brain is where you give PM Agent your company's own context: your processes, your naming, your terminology, and the way you work. Once it's in, PM Agent uses it.
Tell it what a risk looks like, and it watches for you.
You can ask PM Agent questions any time, but you can't sit and watch everything. Signals does the watching: you define the condition that matters to you, and it monitors your data continuously, staying quiet until something actually needs you.
Example: your team is waiting on API documentation from a partner, discussed across a busy Telegram group with 20+ people. Set a Signal: "If the partner hasn't delivered the API docs by 5 July, tell me", and PM Agent monitors the chats and the tasks, and messages you on Telegram or email the moment the condition is met.
Turn a repeated task into one command.
Some things you do the same way every time, like creating a task, running a report, kicking off a process across several tools. Process Builder lets you build that sequence once, then run it with a single ask.
Example: build a "create task" flow, and when you ask PM Agent to create a task, it runs the whole sequence: opens the ticket in Jira, writes the description, posts a note to the right person in Slack, adds it to the sprint, in one step, faster than a manager could do it by hand. You define the flow once; it runs it every time.
It's already connected to your tools
A general AI can't just read your Telegram groups or your Slack channels: you'd have to build a custom app to make that work. PM Agent connects to all of them natively; no engineering project is required.
It knows who's who across tools
PM Agent synchronizes identities across every source, so it understands that the same person shows up under different names in different tools. A generic assistant handed the raw data can't tell them apart.
It's built to be efficient
PM Agent processes your data through a series of focused steps that compress it before anything reaches a language model, so it costs a fraction of running a custom corporate AI setup, and it's tuned for exactly this job.
Set up a report once, and Enji will generate it on schedule: at the right time, in the right format, and in the right channel.
It can be a report before a retrospective, a monthly progress review, a QBR, or a regular leadership update.
Managers skip manual meeting prep. The team starts with ready analysis, and leadership gets an up-to-date picture.
