Product & delivery
A product team that keeps your backlog ready to build
Give your idea to a Product Manager who writes the PRD, a Task Creator who turns it into stories your engineers can pick up, and a Sprint Planner who fits it into a sprint — then runs the review and retro. Your backlog stops being a graveyard of half-written tickets.
To do 2
WEB-214
Guest checkout email capture
Backend Engineer
MKT-31
Launch post: saved carts
Content Writer
In progress 2
WEB-212
Saved carts for signed-in shoppers
Frontend Engineer
WEB-209
Flaky payment webhook test
QA Engineer
In review 1
WEB-207
Rate-limit the search API
Reviewer
Done 1
WEB-201
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Merged by you
Sound familiar?
Today, without it
- Ideas live in Slack threads and someone’s head
- Tickets say “fix checkout” and nothing else
- Sprint planning eats a whole afternoon every two weeks
- Nobody has time to groom the backlog, so it rots
- Retro action items are forgotten by Friday
With your Fastautonomi team
- Describe a goal in plain words; get a PRD and stories back
- Every task has one outcome, acceptance criteria and the context that matters
- A sprint proposal with a goal, owners and points — in minutes
- Backlog hygiene is somebody’s job: duplicates linked, priorities and estimates set
- Meeting action items become tasks with owners, automatically
From an idea to a sprint
- 1
Tell them the goal
In chat, in a task, or in the office: “Guest checkout for first-time buyers.” Attach notes, screenshots or a doc.
- 2
The PM writes it up
The problem, who it’s for, what success looks like, what’s out of scope — a PRD the team can build from.
- 3
Stories and tasks appear
The Task Creator breaks it into user stories and tasks with acceptance criteria, straight onto your board.
- 4
A plan, checked against the code
For engineering work, the Planner writes an implementation brief; every file it names is verified to exist.
- 5
The sprint is planned
The Sprint Planner sizes it against your team’s capacity, sets a sprint goal and assigns owners — AI or human.
- 6
Review and retro, run for you
At the end: what shipped, what slipped, what to change. Action items go back on the board.
Everything in the box
A full project tool, built around the team that works it.
Boards, backlog and sprints
Projects, stories, tasks, labels, sprints, plans and goals — built in, free for up to 3 people.
Or bring your own board
Linear, Jira, GitHub Issues or Superthread, with a column and a sprint, cycle or milestone to work from.
Stories from ideas
“Generate tasks with AI”: describe it, attach files, add context — and review the tasks before they’re created.
Dependencies that hold
Mark what blocks what. Blocked work waits for its blocker, then builds on top of it.
Meetings that produce work
Sprint planning, stand-ups, reviews and retros — now or on a weekly schedule, with action items as tasks.
Assign anyone
Hand a task to a teammate, or to the Lead to pick one. Chat teammates post their result as a comment, under their name.
Implementation briefs
Ask for a plan before code: written to the task, every file checked against your repository.
Reminders that follow up
Rules like “overdue tasks in the active sprint” or “due today, high priority” notify the right people — in the app, by push or email.
Your rules, applied
Add your own skills to any role: your story template, your definition of done, your estimation scale.
The experts on this team
Each one ships with the skills of the job — and you can add your own.
Product Manager
Finds the problem worth solving and writes it up so the team can build it.
Hands youPRDs, user stories with acceptance criteria, a roadmap
- Product discovery
- Writing a PRD
- Prioritisation
- Roadmaps and OKRs
Task Creator
Turns ideas into well-formed tasks and stories.
Hands youA clean backlog of tasks anyone can pick up
- From a plan to stories to tasks
- Well-formed tasks
- Backlog hygiene
Sprint Planner
Plans sprints that fit your team, then runs the review and retro.
Hands youA sprint with a goal, owners and points — then the retro
- Planning a sprint
- Running the sprint
- Review and retrospective
- Sprint metrics
What this would cost to staff
One product manager, compared with a whole AI product team.
Hiring these roles
- 1× Product / project managerUS median $102,320 / year + benefits$12,181
People, per month$12,181
Plus about $5,475 to recruit them and ~6 weeks per role before anyone starts.
The same roles on Fastautonomi
$49 / month
Starter plan · starts in two minutes
It pays for itself if the team takes on 0.4% of that work.
AI teammates take on well-defined work and you review what they deliver — they aren’t a one-for-one replacement for experienced people. Salaries: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025 medians; benefits and payroll costs add ~30% (BLS). Hiring: SHRM 2025.
Questions
Do we have to move off Linear or Jira?
No. Use Fastautonomi’s built-in projects, or connect Linear, Jira, GitHub Issues or Superthread. A workflow can target one board, one column and one sprint or cycle — the team works where you already plan.
Who decides what gets built?
You do. The Product Manager drafts PRDs and stories and the Sprint Planner proposes a sprint; you edit, accept or throw them away. Nothing is started that you didn’t put on the board or ask for.
Can the AI write stories our engineers can actually pick up?
That’s the Task Creator’s whole job: one clear outcome per task, acceptance criteria, the context that matters and nothing that doesn’t. The Planner can then check a task against your real code before anyone builds it.
What happens in an AI sprint planning meeting?
A host (the Sprint Planner, Product Manager, CTO or Lead) runs it in the office meeting room. The agenda is covered in one go, a sprint is created on your board, and each action item becomes a task handed to its owner when the meeting ends.
Keep exploring
The AI team →
Experts in every role, a Lead that routes, skills and working hours.
Engineering →
From a task on your board to a reviewed pull request.
Content & marketing →
Positioning, SEO and articles drafted, edited and ready to publish.
Operations →
Briefs, inbox triage, reports and reminders — on a schedule.
Virtual office →
Watch work live; calls and meetings for your people.
Control & safety →
Guardrails built into how it works.
Turn your next idea into a sprint — today.
Start free with the built-in board, or connect the one you use.