Atono
Atono is a product-planning and delivery workspace built around persistent product context. Its official overview connects a glossary, stories, decisions, feature flags and engagement data. The intended use is to give people and coding agents the same product understanding across planning and implementation sessions.
Put vocabulary and decisions on the work
The Glossary builds product vocabulary from the team's documents. That can help distinguish a real product concept from a generic term an AI model might otherwise interpret incorrectly. Review the definitions and relationships against the actual product before using them to ground a specification.
Living Stories retain decisions, feedback, implementation notes, usage analytics and feature flags. A story is therefore more than a task title and status: it can hold the rationale a developer needs when returning to work later.
Atono describes AI-assisted specification and story drafting grounded in the Glossary. Use that draft to discuss acceptance criteria, tradeoffs and scope. The publisher's goal of reducing incorrect assumptions is not a guarantee that every generated requirement is accurate or ready to build.
Carry context into coding and release
The MCP server captures design decisions, technical investigations and implementation changes on stories. The site names Claude, Cursor and Copilot among the tools that can use the product context. Define what the connected agent may read and write before allowing it to update planning records.
Feature flags and engagement measurements are connected to the story that defined the feature. This can make the later review more specific: compare what was intended, what shipped and what people used. It does not mean that an engagement change by itself proves a feature caused a business outcome.
The homepage offers two approaches: add an intelligence layer alongside existing tools, or use the full planning-to-measurement platform. Confirm the required integration or import path rather than interpreting works-alongside language as a complete two-way connector for every system.
Check the free plan's boundaries
The Free plan supports up to 25 users. Its comparison lists 150 open backlog items, one workspace and 5 GB of storage. Product knowledge, AI context and premier AI features are marked as 30-day trials within that plan.
Those trial labels matter: a permanently free project workspace does not establish permanent free access to every advertised AI capability. Paid tiers extend those features and change retention, storage and other limits. Review the selected billing cycle and current entitlements before relying on them for ongoing delivery.
This overview is based on published product material, not a test of agent behavior, a deployed feature flag or measured planning accuracy.