Sprints the whole team can read
Status rolls up from the work itself, so nobody has to ask for an update.
For product teams
PMs describe intents instead of filing tickets. Engineers pick up issues that carry their full context. Progress rolls up on its own.

What changes
01
A PM writes the intent, gets a PRD and dependency-ordered issues on the canvas, and @anedai starts building. The queue disappears.
02
Every issue links up to the capability and contract it serves. Reviews stop being archaeology; standups stop being status collection.
03
Sprints and capabilities compute their own progress from the work underneath. Ask @anedai for a project update and it answers from the graph.
In the product
Status rolls up from the work itself, so nobody has to ask for an update.
Tickets, errors and requests land in one inbox, linked to the plan they shape.
Ask AnedAI
The questions product teams ask every week. Today each one is a hunt across tools. In AnedAI it is one question, with the sources attached.
Without AnedAI
3 tools, and you still have to stitch the answer together.

@anedai What's blocking Sprint 12?
anedaiAgent
One thing: DASH-143 is waiting on review from Ama. Everything else in Sprint 12 is on track, with 1 of 7 issues done.
One question one answer, with the sources linked.
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