Cursor for the PM Workflow Sentinel launched an autonomous product management platform designed to ingest customer feedback from multiple channels, generate prioritized tickets, and draft product requirement documents. The system uses AI agents to operate continuously, reducing manual workflow management for product teams. sentinel.ai/start → /sign-up The autonomous PM for teams and agents Purpose-built for product intelligence and workflow automation. Designed for the AI era. A new intelligence layer. Purpose-built for modern product teams with AI workflows at its core, Sentinel sets a new standard for product intelligence. FIG 0.1 Built on signals Sentinel is shaped by real customer conversations and product feedback from every channel. FIG 0.2 Powered by AI agents Designed for workflows shared by humans and agents. From surfacing insights to closing tickets. FIG 0.3 Designed for speed Reduces noise and restores momentum to help product teams ship with focus and velocity. Make product operations self-driving Turn conversations and customer feedback into actionable issues that are routed, labeled, and prioritized for the right team. The onboarding flow is confusing — 3 users dropped off at step 2 this week Yeah, step 2 has the most rage clicks in FullStory We're losing ~15% of signups there, worth prioritizing Onboarding step 2 redesign Add progress indicator to onboarding A/B test simplified flow Define the product direction Plan and navigate from signal to strategy. Align your team with product initiatives, roadmaps, and clear, up-to-date PRDs. Initiatives Turn insights into shipped product Build and deploy AI agents that work alongside your team. Work on complex tasks together or delegate entire issues end-to-end. Your PM that never stops working Sentinel runs 24/7, scanning every connector, synthesizing signals, and taking action — so your team ships instead of manages. Created 3 tickets from Slack feedback Drafting PRD: Mobile performance initiative Weekly synthesis report ready for review 8 new insights, 2 priority shifts