See who asked before you decide.
Every item shows who asked, their exact words and what your agents found.
For your first product hire
Know what to work on next, every morning.
Customer messages, your roadmap and what your agents found, ranked in one list with the reason for each.
What changes
Whether you call the role product lead or AI product manager, the first hire starts with the list, not a pile of chats.
Explain it once, not to every agent.
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Grok read the same plan for each job (the spec). Switch agents without starting over.
Know what shipped this week, and whether it worked.
What changed, who asked for it and what happened next, in one weekly summary you can share.
Day one, without the handover meeting.
The founder has been running four agents alone for months. You join, open Annsa, and the history is there: what customers asked for, why each item ranks where it does, what shipped and who asked for it. Instead of an hour of "so where are we", you start on the next job.
You make the call.
Annsa ranks and suggests. You and the founder choose, and the reason stays with the job, so nobody has to carry it around in their head.
01
Evidence lands
Customers · roadmap · ideas · agent findings
02
Annsa ranks it
Who asked · what they said
03
You choose
The reason stays with it
04
You or your agents write the spec
Claude Code · Cursor · Codex · Grok
05
You learn what worked
Checked · decided · ruled out
The product
See the loop inside the product.
Priorities ranked in the middle, the spec they became on the right, every number tracing back to the customers who asked.
Questions people ask.
Q1
What do I do on day one?
Read the list. Every item shows who asked, in their words, and why it ranks where it does. Then pick up whatever is waiting in Needs You (the short list of questions only a person can answer).
Q2
Who writes the specs?
You, your agent or Ask. A spec is the plan for one job: what to build, the files to touch and a short checklist (Done When) for when it's finished. Ask, Annsa's own agent, can write one from your connected repo when you ask it to.
Q3
Do I need a product process first?
No. The list, the spec and the checklist are the process. As you go, you can save principles (rules every agent reads before it asks you something).
Q4
How do I set it up?
Start with /docs/quick-start, then read /docs/working-with-specs and /docs/needs-you. If the agents aren't connected yet, see /docs/connect-claude-code, /docs/connect-cursor, /docs/connect-codex and /docs/connect-grok.
Q5
Can I start before the team grows?
Yes. Try Annsa gives you 100 customer signals to start with, using your own work.
Start with the list, not a pile of chats.
Begin with one agent and the work that matters next.