ProdPilot reads the artifacts you already keep — your strategy, one-pager, roadmap, assumptions, and decisions — and reasons across them. You work the way you already do. It catches what you'd otherwise have to catch by hand.
Here's what that looks like:
You record something you learned. It checks the learning against your assumptions, flags the ones now in doubt, and points to the related ones that tend to fall alongside them.
You change the strategy. It checks the one-pager, the assumptions, and past decisions against the new direction and surfaces what no longer lines up.
You log a decision from a meeting. ProdPilot names what it touches — an assumption it undercuts, a place it pulls the one-pager out of line with the strategy — and suggests what to update or whether to challenge the decision.
You drop in notes from a meeting. It flags anything that contradicts the strategy, the one-pager, the assumptions, or a past decision — and shows what was said and what it collides with.
You point it at a single artifact. It reads that document on its own and surfaces what's inside — the assumptions it rests on and the questions to answer before it holds up.
In every case, ProdPilot raises the issue, suggests what to do, and asks the questions worth asking. But you make the call. Always.