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Strybai Build

The execution engine
that keeps itself honest.

Roadmap, projects, epics and tasks — the best of Jira and Asana, wired to your code and your customers. Built on the shou Build engine, it turns a sentence into a plan, then updates that plan on its own as the work happens.

Roadmap · Q3 · Guest portal
Dark mode
Epic: Theming engine · 4 of 7 tasks · Hotel Amigo
In progress · 60%
API webhooks
Epic: Public API · 0 of 5 tasks · Meridian
Planned
SSO login
Epic: Auth · shipped v2.3 · Northwind
Shipped
Bulk export
Epic: Reporting · 2 of 4 tasks
In progress · 45%
Structured delivery

Roadmap, projects, epics and tasks — all linked.

Build tracks every project artifact, picking the best capabilities from Jira and Asana, then does what neither can: keeps them connected. Ask any task what roadmap item it serves, or any roadmap item which customer it repays.

  • Roadmap → projects → epics → tasks, one chain
  • Completed vs. in progress vs. to do, always current
  • Teams, executors and load, visible at a glance
Epic · Theming engine
Token system + dark palette
Maya · closed
Done
Theme provider + persistence
Jonas · closed
Done
Component audit — 40 components
Maya · in progress
Doing
QA pass across breakpoints
Unassigned · 1d est.
To do
AI planning

From a sentence to a plan a manager can approve.

Describe the outcome in plain words — or let a customer email describe it for you — and Build drafts the roadmap item, the epic, the tasks, suggested owners and a timeline. You accept, edit or reject. Nothing ships without a human.

  • Verbal description → roadmap, epics and tasks on a timeline
  • Owners suggested by skill and current workload
  • Human approval gate on every proposal
Proposed plan · awaiting approval
“Add dark mode to the guest portal before September.”
Roadmap · Dark mode — Q3
Ships 5 Sep
New
Epic · Theming engine · 7 tasks
Est. 9 days · owner Maya
Epic
GitHub sync

Commits move the plan. Nobody retypes a status.

Developers keep working in GitHub. A webhook fires, the Engineering Agent matches the commit to a task, epic and customer, and everything downstream updates itself — progress, estimates, release notes and the customer record.

  • Commit → task → epic → customer, matched in seconds
  • Estimates re-based as tasks close
  • Draft release notes written automatically
Webhook · GitHub → Strybai
feat: theming engine (#412)
Task 4 of 7 → closed
Matched to epic Theming engine
Roadmap · Dark mode → 60%
Estimate re-based · ships 5 Sep
Release notes v2.4 · draft written
Hotel Amigo record refreshed
Delivery analytics

Cycle time and risk, recomputed live.

Because the graph is always current, so are the numbers. Build recomputes cycle time, delivery risk and load every time the work moves — so you see the slip forming instead of discovering it at the deadline.

  • Roadmap health against real progress and real dates
  • Delivery risk flagged before it becomes a miss
  • Notifies the team members assigned to each artifact
Delivery analytics · Q3
Avg cycle time
3.2 days
On-time delivery
92%
At-risk items
1 · API webhooks
Open promises
7 across 5 accounts
Fits your stack

Don’t replace Jira or Asana. Replace the manual work.

Keep the trackers your engineers love. Build links to GitHub, updates artifacts from commits, and connects it all to the customer — so the plan reflects reality without anyone maintaining it by hand.

GitHub Jira Linear Asana Slack
Better together

Add Strybai Connect and close the loop to the customer.

Build ships the work. Connect remembers who it was for — and tells them, automatically, the moment it releases. Two products, one AI Business Memory.