Meet Aera, your development manager.

Aera coordinates research, implementation, documentation, and follow-through across your software projects. Give your AI manager the work you want handled and stay informed as it gets done.

Hey Aera, manage our release notes, docs, and issue follow-up. Publish the approved updates and keep the team informed.
Fieldnote · 2.4Published

Saved views, ready to share.

Save your filters as a named view, then share its link with your team. Teammates can open the same selection without rebuilding the filters.

Your Manager

Your release notes are published.

The guide is updated, the issues link to the docs, and the product team has the announcement. I’ll follow the replies.

Aera connects the changes to the work around them.

Your Manager checks the release scope and coordinates the team. The notes, documentation, issue records, and announcement stay tied to the changes they describe.

Merged changes · Included in this release
#184 · Save a filtered view
#191 · Share a view with your team
Your Manager

I’ll have the team check these changes, publish the approved notes and guide, update the issue records, and send the product team the announcement.

Documentation

Explain saved views in the notes and guide.

Issue records

Link the changes to their release docs.

Release communications

Send the approved announcement.

Fieldnote · 2.4Published

Saved views, ready to share.

Save your filters as a named view, then share its link with your team. Teammates can open the same selection without rebuilding the filters.

#184 · Save a filtered view#191 · Share a view with your team
User guide · Updated

Save and share your view

Set your filters, choose Save view, and give it a name. Use Share to copy a link. Your teammate still needs access to the underlying project.

Issue records · Updated

#184 and #191 now link to the published notes and updated guide.

Product team · Announcement sent

The saved-views release notes are published. The updated guide explains saving, sharing, and project access. Both are linked for your customer conversations.

Your Manager

Your release notes are published.

I published the approved material, updated the issue records, and sent the announcement. Your team can find the release explanation and source changes together.

When a bug report arrives, Aera gets the useful details.

Your Manager can follow up with the reporter, collect the steps and environment, and update the issue before notifying the maintainer. You receive a report you can work from.

New report · Shared views

The shared view opens without the filters I saved.

Aera · Follow-up sent

Which browser are you using, and what steps lead to the missing filters?

Reporter · Reply received

Firefox. I open the shared link from a teammate, and the view loads with no filters selected.

Issue updated by Aera

Shared link opens without saved filters

Environment
Firefox
Steps
Open a teammate’s shared-view link. The page loads with no filters selected.
Maintainer notifiedMaya · Views
Your Manager

The issue is updated. Maya is notified.

I added the browser, steps, and original report to the issue and sent Maya the details. I’ll keep the thread updated as the investigation progresses.

More of your software project, handled.

Release coordination is one example. Your Manager can organize the research, implementation tasks, documentation, and follow-ups needed to move a software project forward.

Coordinate implementation

Aera gathers requirements, coordinates research and coding tasks, and brings the resulting changes, checks, and documentation together.

Follow issues through

Aera gathers missing information, follows discussions, and updates issue records so the next person has the details they need.

Keep the team informed

Aera sends updates about completed work, open questions, and next steps, linked to the issues and documents behind them.

Give your next software project a manager.

Imagine your next software project with research, implementation, documentation, and follow-ups coordinated for you. Meet your development manager.