Aligno AI
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Charith Lanka

Aligno AI - Agents that gather feedback, scan code, & produce roadmaps

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Aligno connects user feedback, roadmaps, and codebases in one system. Teams upload interviews, tickets, and Slack threads. Aligno then synthesizes themes, generates evidence-backed roadmaps, and connects directly to the codebase via MCP so AI coding agents like Cursor and Claude Code build with full product context. No guessing what to build.

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Charith Lanka
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YC literally published our thesis. Andrew Miklas described it perfectly: teams need a "Cursor for product management" - an AI-native system that figures out what to build, not just how to build it. That's Aligno. Upload your interviews, tickets, Slack threads. Aligno synthesizes the themes, generates an evidence-backed roadmap, then connects directly to your codebase via MCP so Cursor and Claude Code build with full product context. No more features built on gut feelings. Try it free at aligno.ai and tell us what you think.
Cauan Martins

@charith_lanka Interesting thesis.

One thing that seems to be emerging with AI development is that tools like Cursor dramatically improved how software gets built, but the upstream question of what to build is still mostly manual.

Connecting user feedback, roadmap generation, and the codebase into one system feels like an attempt to close that gap.

Curious how you think about Aligno long term.

Do you see it mainly as a product management tool, or evolving into a decision layer that sits between user signals and AI coding agents?

Shubham Kukreti

Hey this is cool, can you also build custom workflows?

Damien Dhingra
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@shubham_kukreti yes it can, happy to get on a call and demo this !
Curious Kitty
A big fear with feedback tools is they become a graveyard and require constant manual grooming—what mechanisms does Aligno use to keep the feedback corpus “alive” (deduping, freshness, ownership, closing the loop), and what does a healthy weekly workflow look like in practice?
Damien Dhingra
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@curiouskitty Great question and honestly this is the exact problem we built around. Aligno doesn’t just store feedback. Every new signal (ticket, interview, Slack thread, usage data) gets merged into existing themes automatically. So instead of a growing backlog you have to manually groom, you get a living picture of what customers care about right now. Themes are weighted by recency and frequency. Stuff that mattered six months ago but stopped showing up naturally fades. When new data reinforces an old theme, it resurfaces with fresh evidence. Healthy weekly workflow: new signals flow in throughout the week, you check your roadmap Monday, and priorities already reflect what changed. You spend time making decisions, not organizing spreadsheets. Happy to show you live if you’re curious.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​