Learn as you go
Ask a plain question. Get the people behind the answer.
Ask about your customers, your priorities and what shipped, and see who said what.
Without it
Who asked for this? It's somewhere in weeks of messages.
I can't remember why this one is at the top.
An answer I can't check is just a guess.
An answer you can check
Every answer shows the quotes it came from.
Asking what is rising this week
What Ask does for you.
It reads your customers' feedback, your priorities, your specs and your decisions.
- Answers in the app, from your agent or in Slack.
- Points to the priority, so you can open it and read on.
- Writes a spec when you ask, codebase-aware from a connected repo.
You stay in control
Ask answers. You decide.
Ask can offer a nearest match, so read the quotes before you act. Annsa never writes a spec on its own.
What's inside
- Ask in
- The app, your agent or Slack
- Reads
- Your customers' feedback, your priorities, your specs and your decisions
- Over MCP
- annsa.ask
- Specs
- Writes one when you ask, codebase-aware from a connected repo
Questions people ask.
Q1
What can I ask?
What is rising, why a priority ranks where it does, which customers are affected, what shipped and what was decided.
Q2
Does Ask read my code?
Not to answer a question. When you ask it for a spec, it can read your connected repo.
Q3
Can my team ask in Slack?
Yes. Slack is read-only, except that a linked teammate can ask for one change and confirm it.
