Taiga Chat Agent
Ask an agent what a product's specification decided, what the code actually does, why last night's build failed or what to build next, and every answer says what it read.
What anyone knows about a product is spread across a specification, an architecture, a backlog, last week's runs and the code. The person who needs an answer is rarely the one who wrote it down, so the question goes to an engineer, who goes looking.
The Taiga Chat Agent answers from the product. Open it over any page and ask what the specification decided, how the code handles a case, why a build failed or what is deployed where. It reads the product's documents, its state and its repository as you, so it sees nothing you could not open yourself. A claim that rests on a document carries a citation, checked against the document before it is shown as a source. Where it finds nothing, it says so rather than guessing.
It can also put something in front of you: a brief for new work that goes to the backlog, a rewritten initiative description shown against the current one, or a document to download, a steering-group brief or a handover, written from the product and ending with its sources. Nothing changes until you press the button on the card.