
Discover
Signals from every source are clustered and prioritised against vision, personas and code. You see value vs effort instead of gut feel.
Teklens is Software product management × code intelligence. Its heart is the Context Engine: it reads your real code, your tickets and your decisions – and connects everything into a graph that every answer, spec and estimate uses. Teklens has read your code. Generic tools guess.
Other AI tools see scraps – a Slack thread here, a Confluence page there. The Context Engine turns them into a living graph of code, requirements, decisions and people. Every idea is linked to the components it touches, every ticket to the real code path, every estimate to what's actually in the repository. The context stays – sprint after sprint, person after person.
Knowledge is modelled once and reused everywhere – not pasted into every prompt by hand.
Scattered ideas, bugs and feedback become a continuously prioritised roadmap – every position backed by value against effort, risk and complexity, grounded in the real code.
You decide what's canonical. Teklens keeps the state per initiative current and makes decisions traceable.
Pick the model per project (Claude, GPT, Gemini). CH/EU hosting, no training on your data.
Every source feeds a single Context Engine. The answer shows up where you work – no tab-hopping.
Every query goes through the Context Engine. It assembles the relevant context from every source.
Discover · Define · Build · Operate – the Context Engine works in every phase against the same graph.

Signals from every source are clustered and prioritised against vision, personas and code. You see value vs effort instead of gut feel.

The Impact & Feasibility Matrix prioritises by value, effort and risk. Code-grounded PRDs, acceptance criteria and risk analyses from real code paths – estimates are backed by the repository.

A live agent team per initiative – PM, PO, engineering – works in the same context, across live conversations and artefacts.

Support, incidents and root causes flow back into the graph – and into the next Discover round.
All three are legitimate paths – and all three leave the same piece on the table. Compared honestly:
Stays inside Atlassian. Sees tickets and Confluence pages, but doesn't know your code. Answers stay at the ticket layer.
They speed up execution – that's what they're great at. But they leave everything before and after untouched: overview, prioritisation, clean inputs. Automating bad input just ships the mess faster.
Full control – and a second product you build and maintain. The living graph across code, tickets and decisions is exactly the piece that gets most expensive to build in-house.
Connects tickets, decisions and your real code in a single graph. Code Intelligence anchors every idea to the components it touches – across all tools. Coding agents get clean input, and Jira stays the leading system.
Eight selection criteria – whether the answer ends up being Teklens or not.
Five building blocks that sit on top of the Context Engine.
Product writes the spec. Teklens translates it for engineering with code context, creates the Jira ticket and drafts the QA plan.
Teklens summarises overnight activity, flags blockers and writes the standup – ready before your first meeting.
Every handover carries the context, acceptance criteria and an audit trail. No more "that wasn't in the spec".
Architecture decisions, stakeholder discussions and past sprint history – persisted per team and per role.
Alignment scores, critical risks and stealth projects – flagged proactively, before they escalate in the steering meeting.
30-minute live demo on your repo. No sales.
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