Atono Public Roadmap
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Product knowledge
Build shared product context for AI by linking your help and documentation pages so Atono can automatically extract a high-confidence glossary of key concepts and keep it refreshed as your sources change.
Epics
Group related stories under a broad goal and document the overarching purpose and context behind your work.
Subtasks
Break down stories and bugs into a focused task list—use it as a simple checklist or assign owners and track status for work that needs more structure.
Timeline risk indicators
Spot timeboxes at risk by highlighting stories and bugs that are unlikely to finish on time—such as unassigned work or items projected to complete after the timebox ends—with clear reasons when a projected date isn’t available.
Visualize release scope
See what's going into each release directly from your backlog—with release markers showing planned scope for Scrum teams and real-time highlighting for Kanban teams that updates as you reprioritize.
Burndown chart projections
See whether your sprint is ahead or behind schedule by hovering over the burndown projection line to view forecasted completion timing—and which stories could be pulled in if you’re ahead, or which work is likely to slip if you’re behind.
Sprint calendar velocity projections
Forecast future capacity with projected sprint velocity on the Sprint calendar—so you can see which upcoming sprints are over or under capacity and how scope changes impact delivery in real time.
Sprint management
Stay organized across past, present, and future sprints—collapse and expand sprints to focus on what matters, browse completed sprints to understand what shipped, track how items moved through sprints over time, and control who can make changes to sprint plans.
Change notifications
Get notified about important backlog updates—like new assignments or mentions in comments—so teams can stay informed and responsive.
MCP resources
Keep AI-driven work accountable and repeatable by using the Atono MCP server to store investigation notes and change summaries directly on backlog items—editable by your team, with versioning and activity update
Split stories
Break large stories into smaller ones without losing context by moving selected acceptance criteria into a new story, automatically carrying over key details and keeping items linked for traceability.
See where changes came from
Understand exactly how your backlog is changing by seeing the source of every activity update—whether it came from the Atono interface, an integration, the API, or the Atono MCP server.
Make your product work flow
Shared context from first decision to feature usage