Automatically generate release notes from your task manager and code platform activity. This feature aggregates changes across commits, pull requests, and completed tickets to build structured, customizable release summaries. Control what gets published, how it’s grouped (by theme, contributor, product area), and where it goes — whether to your team, customers, or stakeholders.
Why it matters: Say goodbye to manually piecing together what shipped. This keeps everyone aligned on what’s new, reduces communication overhead, and ensures your work gets the visibility it deserves.
Enable external users — including customers, partners, or non-core team members — to securely query approved documentation and insights using AI prompts. You define what data is accessible (e.g., public docs, internal wikis, changelogs). Smart responses, citations, and continuous updates as new content is added.
Why it matters: Deliver always-up-to-date answers without needing to maintain static FAQs or respond manually. Empower your users with self-serve AI that knows your product as well as your team does.
Capture an idea — from a support request, internal brainstorm, or executive directive — and automatically scaffold it into a fully-formed product spec. Suggest PDRs (product decision records), break them into initiatives or epics, and convert them into scoped, backlog-ready tickets across your systems.
Why it matters: This feature bridges the gap between inspiration and execution. It ensures fewer ideas die in Slack threads, and more turn into measurable outcomes.
Plan and balance sprints in seconds. Based on historical velocity, team capacity, backlog state, priorities, and in-flight work, Sarr creates a draft sprint plan — suggesting ticket allocations and flagging overcommitments or bottlenecks.
Why it matters: Sprint planning is essential but time-consuming. This automates the grunt work while leaving room for human judgment, so teams start each sprint with clarity and balance.
Generate internal and external documentation from existing project artifacts. Select sources like tickets, comments, code changes, or team discussions — and Sarr will generate docs tailored for engineers, stakeholders, or end-users. Docs are versioned, linked to source systems, and stay up-to-date as work evolves.
Why it matters: You already have the knowledge — this feature just packages it. Stop duplicating effort and ensure consistent, accurate documentation with less overhead.