AI engineering for product teams
Anyone on the team asks in Slack. Velden shows what it understood, works inside the limits your engineers set, and hands back a change with the evidence to review it.
Velden
Here's what I understood: Add a one-line preview under each note in the sidebar, from the first sentence of the body.
- Scope
- : The note list in the sidebar.
- Won't change
- : The editor, sharing, and delete.
Risk: low · Confidence: high
Looks right, continue
Then you review a change, not a chat log.
What changed, whether the checks passed, and a preview when your repo builds one. Send it to engineering review, ask for changes, or stop there.
Velden
Ready for review
- Changed
- : NoteList, notePreview
Automated checks passed.
Send to engineering reviewRequest changesOpen preview
One handoff, two sides of the team.
For whoever owns the product
Ask in plain language, in the thread where the work already is. You see what Velden understood before any code is written, and it asks only what it cannot infer.
For the engineers who own the code
Routine work arrives scoped, done your way, with its checks and, where you have one, a preview. You set what it may touch. Merging stays yours.
Shows its understanding before it writes code.
The ask in its own words, the scope, and what it will not touch. If that is wrong, you stop it there.
Asks only what it cannot infer.
A few grouped product questions. Not homework about which file to open.
Acts for a person, not a channel.
Velden works only for people linked to your organization. A task started in Slack is readable by its creator, org owners, and anyone who acted on it.
You decide what goes live.
Velden hands back a change for review. It never merges.
We work with a few teams at a time.
A pilot runs on your own repo and Slack, on real work from your backlog. Tell us about your team, and if it fits, we set it up with you.