One map instead of three chats
A designer, a second developer and the client look at the same map, each with their own role. The team’s coding agents work from it too, and every card shows who changed it last.
- Takes the next open story of the release the team is shipping
- Moves it through the stages your team agreed on
- Signs every change it makes, so you know who did what
Before and after
Without a map
- Each person keeps their own list.
- Nobody is sure which version of the plan is current.
- The client asks three people for the status.
With Slicemap
- One map with roles: owner, admin, member, viewer.
- Every card shows who changed it last, a person or an agent.
- The client follows the read-only link.
What matters for you
Roles and invites
Invite people by a link to a role. Viewers see the map; members and admins edit it.
Who changed what
Each card shows who changed the story or its criteria last and when, including changes made by agents.
Shared views
Saved views are tabs for the whole team, each with its own filters and grouping.
Questions
Can each teammate connect their own agent?
An owner or admin creates a key for each agent. A key acts for the person who created it, so its changes show on the card as that person’s agent.
Can a viewer’s agent change the map?
No. A viewer’s key can read the map but not change it.
Try it on your own project
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