From PRD to shipped, with the dependencies drawn.
Lay PRDs on a dependency canvas, plan with an assistant that proposes instead of editing, and let a merged PR mark the work shipped. Then find out whether it fixed the problem.
Roadmap Assistant
Proposes edits — you accept before commit
From plan to proof.
- 1
Draw the dependencies
Features are nodes. An edge says one blocks, follows or relates to another, and a change that would create a loop is refused.
- 2
Plan with the assistant
Describe a change in plain words. It proposes nodes and edges as drafts on the canvas, with the effect on the schedule.
- 3
Ship from the PR
Link a GitHub pull request. When it merges and its checks pass, the PRD is marked shipped.
- 4
Measure the result
Push the work to Linear. After the issue closes, Euler compares complaints on that theme in the 30 days before and after.
Edits wait for you
The roadmap assistant proposes new features, updates, deletions and dependencies as ghost nodes on the canvas. Accept all of them, pick some, or reject the lot.
- Each proposal shows its effect on the schedule
- Loops are caught before you accept
- Nothing is written until you do
Payout status webhook
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Payout delay alerts
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Shipped means merged and green
Add an Euler-Spec line to the pull request, or link it in the app. When it merges and every CI run passes, the PRD is marked shipped, and the delivery chain shows each step.
- A guess from a branch name waits for a person to confirm it
- Requirements still awaiting approval can hold shipping back
- Unknown means Euler can't see the evidence, never that it passed
Delivery chain
From tracker issue to outcome review. Unknown means Euler can't see the evidence, never that it passed.
- IssueDoneMON-131
Tracked in Linear
- Pull requestDone#482 Payout delay alerts
Linked by the Euler-Spec line in its description
- ChecksDone
4 of 4 workflow runs passed
- MergeDone
Merged Oct 3
- MeasurementIn progresscurrent
Comparing the 30 days before and after MON-131 closed
- Outcome reviewWaiting
Waits for the measurement
Proof it worked, or not yet
After launch, Euler compares customer-signal volume for the theme before and after, with a confidence label. A launch without enough data says so.
- High, Medium, Low or Insufficient data
- High means the whole interval clears a 10% change
- Review a launch against its success metrics: hit, missed or mixed
The details.
- Learned schedules
- Once your team has closed enough Linear cycles, the roadmap shows time windows learned from your own delivery history. Until then it doesn't guess.
- Commitments tracked
- Decisions with an owner and a due date are checked daily against Linear, Jira and GitHub. When one starts slipping, its owner gets a Slack message to mark it done, push it a week, or hand it back.
- Dependency risk
- Risky dependencies are flagged on the canvas, and scope that drifts from an approved plan is flagged in the PRD.
- Effort sizes
- T-shirt sizes per feature, calibrated from your overrides and, once there's enough, your delivery history.
- Partial apply
- If one change in a batch can't apply, it's rolled back alone, the rest go through, and you're told which.
- Push anywhere
- Send a PRD to Linear with sub-issues, or to Jira as a single issue.
Where it stops.
No invented dates
Schedules are relative windows from measured history, never calendar dates pulled from thin air.
No silent edits
The assistant can't change the canvas until you accept.
No early verdicts
A launch shows Measuring until its full window has passed. Before-and-after can't rule out everything else that changed, and the confidence label says how sure it is.
Questions, answered.
Linear, for now. Work pushed to Linear is measured once the issue closes. Jira pushes aren't measured yet.
Then a merged pull request that's confirmed as linked is enough to mark the PRD shipped.
Yes, per organization, from the 30-day default up to a year.
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