Korey

Korey is the #1 AI agent specifically built for product development teams, aiming to eliminate the overhead and friction points that slow down the software building process. Developed by the team behind Shortcut, Korey acts as an intelligent assistant that understands the intricacies of product development workflows, allowing teams to focus more on building and less on managing. It tackles common bottlenecks such as lengthy spec creation, manual task breakdown, and time-consuming status meetings, transforming rough ideas into actionable plans and insights.

How to use Korey

To use Korey, teams can integrate it with their existing project management tools like Shortcut and GitHub. Users can input rough ideas or high-level requirements, and Korey will automatically generate detailed, actionable specs. It can break down complex work into manageable sub-tasks, map dependencies, and suggest next steps. Teams can also ask Korey for instant updates on project status, blockers, and progress, or to generate release notes and stand-up summaries. Korey learns the team's writing style, ensuring that generated content aligns with internal standards. New teams can start with a 14-day free trial to explore its capabilities.

Core Features of Korey

• Idea to Specs in Seconds: Transforms rough ideas into well-structured, actionable specifications directly within project management tools.
• Automatic Task Creation: Breaks down work into tasks, maps dependencies, and recommends next steps for efficient workflow.
• Instant Release Notes & Status Updates: Provides on-demand summaries of work in progress, identified blockers, and overall project progress.
• AI with Project Context: Connects with tools like Shortcut and GitHub to deliver answers grounded in real code and project data.
• Custom Style Spec Creation: Learns and adapts to your team's specific writing style for consistent, dev-ready specifications.
• Auto Release Notes: Converts finished work into non-technical summaries for broader team communication.
• Stand-up Assistant: Automatically compiles summaries of past commits, current priorities, and upcoming deadlines for daily stand-ups.
• Instant Team Updates: Offers a quick glance at team capacity and facilitates instant work assignment.
• Effortless Planning: Streamlines sprint preparation by cleaning duplicates and enabling bulk priority updates.
• Story Coach: Helps write actionable stories with clear acceptance criteria.
• Bug Bash: Identifies unresolved bug tasks.
• Create a PRD: Assists in generating Product Requirements Documents.
• Projected Delivery: Predicts project delivery timelines based on workspace data.
• Web Search: Integrates web search capabilities to add fresh information to ongoing work.

Use Cases for Korey

Korey is ideal for product and engineering teams looking to enhance efficiency and reduce administrative overhead. It can be used for rapidly drafting detailed product specifications from initial concepts, automating the creation of tasks and sub-tasks for sprint planning, and generating quick, accurate status reports and release notes without manual effort. Project managers can leverage Korey for health summaries of active projects, identifying stale work, and predicting delivery dates. Engineering leads can use it to prepare for stand-ups, manage team capacity, and ensure consistent documentation. It's particularly useful for teams using Shortcut or GitHub who want to integrate AI directly into their development workflow.

Advantages of Korey

Korey offers significant advantages by streamlining product development processes. Users have reported a 48% reduction in time spent on spec creation and scoping, a 40% increase in engineering velocity and delivery speed, and saving over 1.2 hours daily through instant answers and insights. Its ability to understand product development workflows and gain context from integrated project management tools makes it more effective than general-purpose AI models like ChatGPT for specific engineering tasks. Korey reduces "work about work," allowing teams to dedicate more time to actual product building, fostering faster iteration and delivery.

Pricing and Plans

Korey offers a 14-day free trial, which includes 25 interactions. After the trial, paid plans are priced per organization, not per individual. The available plans are:

• Starter: Priced at $59 per organization per month, this plan is best for a single team and includes 250 interactions with unlimited seats.
• Growth: Available at $149 per organization per month, designed for multiple teams, offering 1000 interactions and high volume usage. This plan offers a 37% saving compared to an unspecified higher base.
• Enterprise: For multiple large-scale teams, this plan offers custom pricing and includes features like SSO and advanced team management. Interested organizations need to contact sales for a quote.

Organizations can upgrade their plan or purchase additional interactions at any time. Subscriptions can be canceled or changed via Settings > Billing. Monthly subscription interactions do not roll over, but add-on interactions purchased separately are available for active subscriptions and will roll over for one subsequent billing period.