Create an agent that pulls roadmap items from {{Notion}} or {{Linear}}, combines them with team capacity, current workload, and historical delivery data, and highlights where the roadmap is overcommitted or misaligned.
Roadmaps often fail not because priorities are wrong, but because they ignore real team capacity and hidden dependencies. Product ops ends up mediating conflicts, reordering work late, or explaining missed timelines. This agent makes effort and constraints visible early, so roadmap decisions are grounded in reality instead of optimism.
You can test different roadmap scenarios, see the impact of adding or delaying initiatives, align teams around realistic timelines, and justify tradeoffs with data instead of gut feel. It becomes a shared source of truth for planning discussions.
Roadmap planning requires pulling data from multiple tools, normalizing it, and applying the same logic repeatedly. An agent can continuously track capacity, workload shifts, and roadmap changes, and surface risks early. Humans stay focused on strategy and prioritization, while the agent handles the math, consistency, and updates.
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It pulls assignees, estimates, and historical delivery data from your tools to model available capacity per team and role.
Roadmap items from Notion or Linear, current workloads, dependencies, and optional constraints like dates or team availability.
A Notion page showing capacity gaps, competing initiatives, risk flags, and suggested sequencing or priority changes.
No. It provides clear signals and scenarios so leaders can make better tradeoffs faster.
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