Azeria is an AI coworker that sits in the same channels as your PMs, designers, and engineers — grounded in your project's files, history, and past decisions, and ready to draft the PRD when the conversation is done.
PMs spend their days reconstructing context: why a feature was cut two quarters ago, what the last research round actually said, which requirement the team already agreed on. That knowledge is fragmented across threads, docs, and people's heads — so the same debates get re-litigated, specs drift from decisions, and writing the PRD becomes a lonely act of archaeology rather than a summary of what the team already concluded.
With Azeria, the product conversation and the AI live in the same channel. Your PMs, designers, and engineers debate a requirement out loud; Azeria follows along grounded in the project's knowledge, cites past decisions when they're relevant, and — when the group lands on an answer — drafts the PRD to Notion or books the review, each action proposed for a human to approve before anything is written. The discussion becomes the source of truth, and the memory of why persists across the whole workspace.
Three concrete ways Product Management teams turn shared conversations into real, approved work.
Hash out a fuzzy requirement together, with Azeria surfacing project context and prior decisions so the team argues from facts, not memory.
Turn a resolved discussion into a structured first-draft PRD in Notion, proposed for review — not published behind your back.
Bring the last trade-off back into the room so roadmap decisions build on prior reasoning instead of restarting it.
We keep going back and forth on whether guest checkout is in scope for the onboarding revamp. Azeria, what did we decide last time this came up?
In the March scoping discussion this project deferred guest checkout to a fast-follow — the reasoning cited was the payment-provider work it depends on wasn't ready. That dependency is now marked done in the project notes, so the original blocker no longer applies. Want me to capture guest-checkout-in-scope as the updated decision?
Agreed, let's include it. Priya, can we get this into the PRD so it's official?
I've drafted a PRD section covering guest checkout — scope, the resolved dependency, and open questions on error handling. I'd like to create this as a page in Notion under the Onboarding project for your review. Approve and I'll create it.
Relevant integrations: Notion · Gmail & Calendar · MCP. Azeria works inside your workspace's isolation and roles (Owner/Admin/Member/Guest), respects private and project boundaries, and never writes to Notion, email, or calendar without a human approving the action first.