Product Management Memory for AI Agent Teams
Notion for humans, chat for agents, nothing shared between them. Product management memory is the durable layer goals, tickets, and decisions live in — so Codex and Claude Code stop reinventing the roadmap.
What is product management memory?
Product management memory is shared state for how the product works, what you are building next, and what the founder already decided — persisted outside any single agent chat.
Memory is table stakes — a flat CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md is also memory. RAAV's difference is that the founder-agent collaboration is visible: swimlanes to watch, a review queue to review, and an audit trail to supervise. Give your agent a memory it can operate through, and give yourself surfaces you can actually see.
RAAV stores it local-first: brief, goals, requirements, epics, releases, tickets, lanes, claims, verification, and audit trail. RAAV is not a coding agent and is zero-LLM by default; the local tier is free while hosted Solo and Team plans are on the waitlist, not for sale yet.
Why chat and Notion are not enough
Agents do not read your Notion unless you paste it every session. Slack threads do not link to verification status. Git history shows diffs, not product intent.
When product truth lives in RAAV, `raav next` and the Product OS read the same backlog agents write with `raav submit`.
Minimum viable product memory
Start with one active goal, three requirements, and tickets that name verification commands. Require agents to submit with summary and files before closing work.
Founders review confirmed vs inferred fields in the handbook — that is the product management loop.
Who this is for
Solo founders running multiple agent sessions, PMs inheriting agent-built MVPs, and anyone preparing handoffs without a traditional PM stack — where the win is seeing what shipped and what still needs sign-off, not a readiness score.