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Letters from Cat on building Annsa with Annsa, and how-tos for founders running agents.
Your agents don't share a brain. That's the chaos.We didn't lose documentation. We lost the shared object that documentation used to be.Read it
September: getting our agents in a rowI spent September using Annsa to build Annsa. My agents across Claude Code, Cursor and Codex worked from one list, and here are the 10 things we added along the way.How to build a customer feedback loop for SaaSHow to build a customer feedback loop for SaaSFive steps: collect with the person attached, link to a priority, rank by who is asking, ship against a spec, and tell the people who asked. The loop closes when the customer hears back.How do you connect customer feedback tools to an engineering backlog?How do you connect customer feedback tools to an engineering backlog?Three ways: paste, sync to an issue tracker, or deliver over MCP into the editor. Which one you need depends on where the backlog lives.Every post
All guides, by topicHow to connect customer insights to product workHow to analyze voice of customerHow to write release notesEmail templates for telling a customer their feedback shippedHow to build an MCP serverWhat is a remote MCP server?How can I add OAuth to my MCP server?Does ChatGPT support MCP?What is a product roadmap?The best product roadmap tools in 2026The best AI product management tools in 2026How to write a product requirements document (PRD)Customer feedback managementAutonomous product intelligenceUsing Cursor and Claude Code with a product management systemHow to close the loop on customer feedbackWhat product intelligence becomesThe whole team, one directionHow to prioritize a product backlog without a meetingWhat good product specs look like nowThe first time you don't have to stopWhy solo founders ship the wrong thingsThe bottleneck movedHow to turn customer feedback into build-ready specsI spent nearly 20 years building spreadsheets. Then I automated them.
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