Tell Pilea the recurring jobs you do every week. It does them — cleans, tags, and dedupes incoming feedback, runs scheduled triage, summaries, and reports, and keeps structure intact as the volume grows.
Triaging incoming feedback every morning. Tagging and deduping. Sending the weekly digest. Running the competitive watch. Checking for churn-risk signals. Compiling the Monday bug report. Every product team has a pile of recurring jobs that nobody wants to own — and that quietly eat a day a week.
Pilea runs these jobs for you. Tell an agent what to do, when to do it, and where to deliver the result. It runs on schedule, every time, whether you're in the app or not.
A triage agent reviews new feedback on whatever cadence you pick — hourly, daily, weekly. It matches items against existing backlog entries, merges duplicates, applies theme and segment tags, and flags anything that needs a human. By the time you open Pilea, the queue is already clean.
Pre-built templates cover the patterns you already run manually: management digest, trending topics, churn risk radar, competitor watch, feature impact analyst, voice of customer. Point an agent at your data sources, give it a schedule, and the report lands in Slack or email — weekly, monthly, or on demand. Build custom agents for anything else.
Feedback volume compounds. What worked at 100 items a week breaks at 1,000. Agents keep themes consolidated, backlog items deduped, and priority scores current as the firehose grows — so your structure scales instead of degrading. Chain agents together: one summarises Intercom, another uses that output alongside CRM data to spot cross-platform patterns.
The recurring product-ops work that nobody wants — triage, tagging, weekly reports, churn-risk checks, competitor scans — runs on its own. Your team shows up to insights, not to a queue. The day a week you used to spend compiling reports goes back to shipping.
