Stop re‑explaining your product.
Product Memory keeps your product knowledge connected and up to date. Built for Product Managers working with AI agents.
An illustrative comparison of the same cancellation-requirements task without and with Product Memory. The first attempt needs a long briefing and five attachments; the second uses a short request and one design image, with existing requirements supplied by Product Memory.
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Product Memory
Product Memory receives changing information from connected work tools, maintains product knowledge, and returns relevant requirements, decisions, and constraints when an AI agent asks for context.
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JIRA
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AI agent
How it works
Your product changes.
Your context keeps up.
- 01
Gather what changes
Bring together knowledge from the tools, documents, and conversations where your team works.
- 02
Keep knowledge current
Product Memory connects new information with existing knowledge and maintains it as your product evolves.
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Use what matters
Work in Claude Code or Codex. Your agent draws on Product Memory for the context your task needs.
Put your product knowledge to work.
Use existing product knowledge to write requirements, review specifications, and find room on your roadmap in Claude Code or Codex.
Catch a conflict in cancellation rules
Your request
Review this cancellation spec against our current billing rules.
From your draft
Access ends as soon as the customer cancels.
Context from Product Memory
- Billing policy
- Customers keep access through the end of their paid period.
Example result
Access ends too early
The draft conflicts with the billing policy. Is ending access immediately an intentional policy change?
If the policy stays the same
Revise the requirement: "After cancellation, customers retain access until their paid period ends."
See what your AI could know.
Explore a sample product with its requirements, decisions and roadmap already in context. Ask a question, then keep the conversation going.
What would you like to know?
Clarity Revenue is a fictional sales analytics product. Explore its product knowledge, ask for a draft, or work through a decision.
Messages are sent to an AI provider. We save conversations to learn what people need from Product Memory. Please don't include confidential or personal information.
About this sample
The knowledge describes Clarity Revenue as of 18 September 2025. Its people, customers and external tools are fictional.
Answers come from a fixed set of supplied product documents, not from live integrations.
FAQ
What would Product Memory help me do?
It is being designed to bring relevant requirements, decisions, and constraints into tasks like writing a specification, reviewing a draft, or exploring a roadmap change in Claude Code or Codex. The goal is to spend less time gathering and repeating context.
How is that different from giving my AI agent a folder of documents?
A folder gives the agent the files you choose for a task. Product Memory aims to reduce the work of selecting and refreshing that context each time, then bring the relevant parts into the task you are doing.
Where would it get the context for my product?
The vision is to draw from your team’s documents, work items, and conversations. The specific connections and setup are still being worked out.
How would I know whether a result is grounded in my product?
The intended experience keeps facts from existing sources separate from the agent’s proposal, so you can inspect what supports a result. The examples on this page illustrate that distinction; they are not generated from your sources.
Would it keep up when product decisions change?
That is the aim. Product Memory is intended to carry accepted decisions into future work and keep established behavior separate from proposals. Automatic updates are not demonstrated in this preview.
Can I use it today?
Product Memory is still in development. The diagrams and examples show the proposed experience, not working integrations or live AI results. The early-access form saves your email so we can share updates as the idea takes shape.
Stop re‑explaining your product.
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