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For product teams

Product management for the team that now includes agents.

Your backlog used to be read by engineers who knew what you meant. Now half of it is read by agents that only know what you wrote. NEWWORK Projects helps product managers write work that survives being handed over, and shows whether what shipped is what you meant.

What hurts today

Stories that read well and build badly

“As a user I want to export my data” worked when the engineer knew which data, which format and who may do it. An agent picks one answer and ships it with confidence.

Done means “someone moved the card”

Whether the acceptance criteria were actually met lives in a reviewer’s memory, if it lives anywhere.

Status reports nobody believes

Health colours are set by hand, once a week, by the most optimistic person in the room.

How NEWWORK Projects answers it

Goals/Self-serve billing live

Goal · due in 12 days

Self-serve billing live

At risk · computed
Work done48%
Time gone67%
  • 1 ticket waits for unfinished work. They are blocked by tickets that are not done.
  • Progress is behind the calendar. 67% of the time is gone and 48% of the work is done.
Every Time/Reports/Delivery forecast

Release 2.4 · 31 open tickets

78% chance to make 27 Nov

5,000 runs

Likely

21 Nov

Safe

28 Nov

Almost sure

3 Dec

Pace of the last 12 weeks · 7.4 tickets a weekScope 31

Checkout/Timeline
3 Nov10 Nov17 Nov24 Nov
CHK-139 Stripe tax IDs
CHK-151 Self-serve upgrade

Date conflict: CHK-139 is due 14 Nov, but CHK-151 starts 12 Nov

Every Time/Reports/Risk radar
Scanned today at 7:004 open
  • Gone quiet ET-14

    In review for 4 days without a change

  • Waiting for review #57

    No approving review for 3 days

  • Blocked ET-19

    In the sprint, waits for open ET-6

  • Slipping 2.4

    Due in 18 days, open work needs 26 at the recent pace

The assignee hears about it once; the lead when it is serious.

Pro

Pro adds goals, the timeline, Pulse, Brainstorm and GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket connections.

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Questions

We already write good user stories. Why change?

Keep them. A user story is a fine Intent. A brief adds what a builder needs around it: context, behaviour, constraints and checks that can be proven, so the story survives being read by someone who cannot ask.

Can we keep our roadmap elsewhere?

Yes. Many teams keep the roadmap where it is and use NEWWORK Projects where the work is written, handed over and proven.

Give your next agent a brief.

Free for up to 10 people, with MCP for every agent. No credit card.