Set up the context layer for your team and their agents

Rezonant works as a member of your product team - someone that knows everything about your company and ways of working. Rezonant connects up your context and starts working on product work (like building prototypes or writing tickets) the way you would, looping you in on Slack or Teams when something needs your call. Rezonant can also be used to give coding agents like Claude or Codex the full context about your product.

Every team's context - and the permissions, security and guardrails needed - is different. We work with you to set it up right, in a way that fits how your team actually works.

A product brain takes in your company context (across your codebase, your tools, your customer calls and anything you tell it manually) and organises it into a wiki that’s stored in Github. Each time that new data comes in, the product brain self-organises the information, so you don’t have to.

The Slack or Teams agent uses the product brain to run automatic workflows. For example, a customer might ask for a new feature in a call; the product brain will then ingest the meeting transcript, map it against the existing product, and the agent will decide it’s a simple fix and open a PR for somebody to review.

The product brain can take in context from anywhere it lives - GitHub, Linear, Teams, Email, Fathom, Notion, Google Suite and more. You can also add context manually. We’re adding more integrations every day.

Usually just one - a single product brain can hold the context for your whole product. Teams working on several distinct products sometimes run one brain per product, so each product’s context stays cleanly separated while still drawing on your company-wide signals.

A lot! Some examples include: building prototypes, writing specs and PRDs, opening a PR, spotting duplicate work, pushing back on ideas that don’t align with your strategy, combing the backlog, researching competitors and the market, and coming up with ideas of what to build next - all without waiting to be asked.

It intuitively knows which workflow to run in which setting - for example, if something’s a quick fix it will go ahead and open a PR, whereas if something needs a human decision it might write a PRD and message the right person on Slack or Teams for approval.

The automations that you can build with Rezonant work best for product management, though product-adjacent teams like customer success, sales and operations also find Rezonant useful, particularly for asking questions about the product and helping clients with onboarding.

Your data remains your own. Rezonant is ISO 27001-certified, GDPR compliant, and we are in the observation period of SOC II. You can host your product brain directly in your own Github org, so your context never leaves your control.

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