Mimir – Cursor for Product Managers
Claude for product managers, but LLM-powered synthesis of feedback is increasingly crowded.

Four-agent council for PM planning, but YC already funds dozens of 'AI for PMs' tools.
Engineering product managers, engineering leads planning feature roadmaps
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Claude for product managers, but LLM-powered synthesis of feedback is increasingly crowded.
Structured technical specs that sync directly to engineering issues.
Privacy-first PR dashboard that runs entirely in your browser, no accounts.
Uses a smart, file-first approach — every task lives as markdown/json in a project folder so agents and humans can both read and mutate state. The recursive canvas + draggable, resizable cards is a familiar mental model, but the per-task Claude Code sessions and automatic terminal prompts are the standout: it treats LLM context as a first-class part of the workflow. Missing obvious collaboration/sync features, but as a local, agent-aware planning tool it scratches a very specific itch.
Team-structured agent orchestrator, but LangGraph and AutoGen already saturate this.
They split the work smartly: an LLM extracts deliverables from messy docs, then a deterministic 'physics' engine computes dependencies, capacity-based timelines, and a defendable critical path. Client-ready SOW PDFs, a scope-change ledger, and on-the-fly what-if scenarios feel immediately useful; I'd want to see proof it integrates cleanly with existing PM tooling and handles truly noisy inputs.