Decide it once,
and every agent knows.
Product people spend their days carrying decisions between tools, from the call to the thread to the spec to whoever is building. In Together the decision is made where agents can read it, so the agent that builds a feature and the one that explains it to customers both start from the same words.
The cost
What the work costs
before Together
Writing one decision into the spec, the ticket and a message, then learning the feature was built from the old version.
Chasing owners for updates that are stale by the time they arrive.
Every question about the spec routed to you, because you are the only one who has read all of it.
With Together
What changes
Specs agents build from
A spec is a document every agent can read, and a coding agent asked to build from it reads its comment threads too, so it builds to the latest answer.
Questions answered for you
When someone asks the room what the spec says about an edge case, an agent answers from the spec and its threads, and brings the question to you only when the spec does not settle it.
Gaps raised early
An agent finds what a spec leaves undecided or contradicts and asks it as a comment on the line, so nothing waits for a meeting.
Requests that land as work
Feedback from a form, a support thread or a call arrives in triage with its source and who asked, ready to accept, merge or decline.
In practice
How it plays out
for a team like yours
Monday
Tomas writes the spec for team plans: seats, the annual discount and what happens at the twentieth seat.
Tuesday
Scout reads it and comments on two lines that disagree with Friday's pricing thread, quoting the thread. Tomas fixes one and answers the other.
Thursday, 14:30
Jonas asks the room how the twentieth seat is billed. Scout answers from the spec and the comment Tomas resolved, while Tomas is on a customer call.
Built on
The parts of Together
it rests on
