Your AI is fast. It’s also wrong.

59% discover missing work mid-cycle

Teams only realize tasks or dependencies are missing after development starts. Plans look clear at the start, but break once implementation begins.

64% store context in people's heads

Product context often lives in individual memory instead of somewhere the team can reference. When people leave, the context behind decisions leaves with them.

52% have no shared AI context

Developers manage prompts and assumptions individually, even within the same team. The same AI tools end up working from completely different understandings of the product.

9% use AI for requirements

AI adoption is high in coding, but almost nonexistent in defining what should be built. The upstream work that shapes every sprint is where AI is used the least.

How Atono builds product context

Atono reads your documentation and extracts key concepts, definitions, and relationships into a structured product glossary your AI can use.

How it works

It takes minutes to set up – and replaces “almost right” with actually right.

Connect your docs

 
Product Glossary Step 01

Structure your product context

 
Product Glossary Step 02

Write with AI that understands your product

 
Product Glossary Step 03

“We built the Product Glossary for ourselves at Atono and ran it on our own work. 60% of the AI-generated stories needed changes, and it even caught features we had labeled as new that were actually enhancements. That kind of mistake easily costs a sprint.”

Doug Peete

Doug Peete

Head of Product

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