Azeza is an AI assistant for the person holding a dozen efforts together. Integrations with Slack, Linear, GitHub, and your docs keep the tracker current and status updates at your fingertips so coordinating stops eating the day.
Works with the tools you already use
Slack
Linear
Jira
GitHub
Google Drive
Azeza
Where is the billing migration, and is anything at risk this sprint?
Six of nine issues are done. Two are in review. One is at risk:
AZ-214 webhook retries
no activity, 4 days
AZ-208 invoice sync
in review, 2 approvals
AZ-211 plan migration
merged this morning
I nudged the owner of AZ-214 and drafted a sprint summary for your review.
The problem
Nobody was hired to be the human index of who is doing what. It just accumulates around whoever refuses to let a thread drop.
01
The decision is in Slack, the ticket is in Linear, the reasoning is in a pull request, and the spec is in a doc nobody linked.
02
Tickets describe where work was a few days ago. Answering “where does this actually stand” means asking five people.
03
Nudging, re-checking, and re-asking is real work, and it lands on whoever cares most about the thread staying alive.
04
A slip is obvious in hindsight and invisible in the moment. By the time it reaches a standup, the room to react is gone.
How it works
Azeza sits on top of the tools your work already flows through. There is no new board to maintain and no ritual to adopt.
Point Azeza at your Slack workspace, your Linear or Jira projects, and the repos and docs the work actually lives in.
It reads the threads, commits, and tickets as they land, and builds a running picture of every effort you are tracking.
Ask for status, a summary, an estimate, or a report — in Slack or in the web chat — and get an answer grounded in real activity.
What it does
Collecting, updating, summarizing, and chasing are the parts that scale badly with the number of threads you hold. Those are the parts Azeza takes.
Azeza collects progress from the work itself and keeps a current picture of every thread, so a status check is a question, not a meeting.
Create, update, and close Linear and Jira issues from a sentence. The tracker reflects reality without anyone playing scribe.
When a ticket stalls or starts to look too big for the sprint, you hear about it while there is still time to move something.
Summaries for a sprint, a project, or a single person, generated from activity rather than assembled by hand on a Friday evening.
Azeza checks back on open threads and open questions so nothing depends on you remembering to ask a third time.
Answers draw on the repos and documents behind the work, so estimates and summaries reference what is really there.
Who it is for
The title on the org chart matters less than the number of efforts you are keeping in your head at once.
For engineers and tech leads
Keep the tracker current without leaving your editor or your terminal
Hand off context to reviewers and stakeholders in one message
Spot the blocked thread before it becomes the reason a release slips
For program and project managers
See where each effort stands without a round of check-in messages
Turn scattered activity into a report a stakeholder can actually read
Track dependencies across teams that do not share a ritual or a board
FAQ
No. Azeza connects to Slack, Linear or Jira, GitHub, and Drive, and works inside the tools and habits your team already has.
No. It removes the mechanical part of coordination — collecting, updating, summarizing, following up — so the judgment work gets your attention.
Anyone holding more than one thread at once: a tech lead running parallel workstreams, a PM across several teams, or a founder wearing both hats.
In Slack, where the conversation already happens, or in the Azeza web chat when you want a longer working session.
Connect Azeza to one project and see what a week looks like when the tracker updates itself and the follow-ups happen without you.