Scrummer

Scrummer — the context and execution layer for software delivery

The meeting ends.The work is already moving.

Meet Sasha: the intelligence inside Scrummer

An agent that listens, understands, and acts.

Delivery conversations turn into work, commitments stay on track, and engineering context stays current through execution.

Sasha joins only when invited.

Sasha

Conversation

  • Customer Discovery
  • Daily Standup
  • Product Refinement
  • Architecture Discussion

PRD & Jira work

  • PRD draftedBuilt from the conversation
  • Jira story createdAcceptance criteria attached
  • Requirements tracedLinked to the original call

Risk surfaced

  • Ambiguity flagged‘Last year’s data’ undefined
  • Drift detectedStandup conflicts with story
  • Renewal risk surfacedBefore work falls behind

Action ownership

  • Maya owns the API fixAssigned from the call
  • Add retry handlingDue Friday · tracked
  • Open until resolvedFollow-through, not reminders

Engineering context

  • Claude.md refreshedEngineering memory current
  • Cursor context syncedCoding agents get the update
  • Architecture notesDecisions logged with provenance

Trusted by software teams at

  • OpsAway
  • PlugScale
  • Opolis
  • NinjaHire

See it work

What happened.What matters.What's next.

Not another meeting summarizer.

Typical summarizer

“What was said?”

Stops at the surface.

  • Transcript

  • Summary

  • Action items

— and that’s where it ends.

Sasha: The Agent inside Scrummer

“What gets done?”

Builds delivery context and drives work forward.

  • What happened

    Captures what happened and why.

    • Decisions made
    • Changes captured
    • Commitments noted
  • What matters

    Understands impact and context.

    • Impact assessed
    • Dependencies found
    • Risks surfaced
  • What’s next

    Turns insight into next steps.

    • Owners identified
    • Next steps created
    • Follow-through set

Sasha doesn’t stop at the summary. Builds the context. Drives the work. Keeps it moving.

For product development teams

Product decides. Design refines. Engineering ships. Sasha keeps them in sync.

Decisions, requirements, blockers, and scope changes surface across delivery conversations. Sasha captures what matters from those calls, understands how it affects the work, and carries that context into the tools your team already uses.

Product & program

Turn conversations into ready work

  • PRD updated
  • Epic → Story → Task
  • Acceptance criteria
  • Decision history
2–4 hrs
saved after a planning session
28.7 hrs/mo
illustrative reporting admin saved
8 hrs/mo
illustrative blocker delay avoided
~$5.3K/mo
illustrative coordination cost recovered

One conversation. The right context for every role.

For agencies

You run 5–15 client engagements at once. You get paid for delivery you can't prove.

Across every client's tracker, repo and Slack — and now across mixed teams of people and agents. The gap shows up in three places: disputed invoices, unbilled change requests, and work you absorbed without ever charging for it.

Time & materials

30–80%

over estimate

Engagements run long and every invoice becomes a negotiation you have no record to argue from.

Invoice-defense records

Fixed price

72%

overrun the budget

Projects land 30–150% over, and unbilled change requests are the single biggest contributor.

Change-order drafts

Retainer

78%

rarely bill out-of-scope work

Everything outside the agreement gets absorbed quietly — 20–30% over-delivery, month after month.

Weekly delivery reports

Proof, not recollection

Every commitment made in a call or a thread is checked against merges, ticket state and deploys — shipped, in progress, stale, or contradicted — with evidence links, and attributed to the person or the agent that did the work.

PDMKJR+3Evidence over memory

8–12hrs/week

per account, spent rebuilding status by hand. None of it billable.

Reclaim your team's time

Context for your AI tools

Better engineering memory for
AI-assisted development

AI coding tools are only as good as the context they get.

Scrummer turns the reasoning from delivery conversations into current, repo-ready memory.

Better engineering memory, not just better prompts.

Delivery conversations

  • Customer discovery
  • Planning
  • Refinement
  • Standup
  • Retro

+ Architecture discussions

Current delivery context

IntentDecisionsRationaleBusiness rulesConstraints

Maintained by Scrummer

Context shaped for each tool

  • ClaudeProject context
  • CursorCoding context
  • JiraWork definition

Works with the tools your team already uses

  • Google Meet
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Slack
  • Jira
  • GitHub
  • Confluence
  • Google Calendar
  • Outlook
  • Claude
  • Cursor

Common questions

What teams want to know about Scrummer

Is Scrummer just a meeting recorder?

No. It can summarize meetings, but the product exists to turn conversations into work — Jira tickets, PRDs, backlog hierarchy, blockers, reports, and reusable context.

Will this replace Jira?

No. Scrummer makes Jira more accurate by capturing updates, decisions, blockers, and scope details from the places where work is actually discussed.

Will this create more noise?

The goal is the opposite. Scrummer surfaces concrete, actionable signals — blockers, drift, missing context, stale work, and decisions that need follow-up.

What does the team need to change?

Very little. Connect the tools you already use, let Sasha join meetings or run async check-ins, and outputs come back to your existing channels and boards.

What's the fastest way to see value?

Run Scrummer on one planning meeting and one week of standups. Compare the manual PRD and ticket effort, blocker visibility, and reporting effort before and after.

Stop rebuilding context.
Start moving work.

Run it on one planning meeting and one week of standups — the fastest way to see what Sasha actually changes. Connect Jira and your chat tool to start.