aNewStream

aNewStream is an AI product team with 8 specialized agents. You log product changes once, they do the busywork (analysis, drafts, routing, notifications), and nothing ships without your explicit thumbs-up.

HQ — The manager. Assigns tasks, keeps everyone in line, pretends it "loves synergy." STREAM — The historian. Versions, change logs, and a perfect memory of what changed when. ASK — The know-it-all (in a good way). Answers questions about products and change history. SIMULATE — The skeptic. Role-plays stakeholders and scenarios to stress-test decisions. GENERATE — The writer. Changelogs, announcements, emails, docs—first drafts on demand. NOTIFY — The messenger. Preps Slack/email/webhook updates, queued for approval. WIRE — The spy (legal). Watches competitors and market signals; flags what matters. LEDGER — The accountant. Connects product changes to revenue and margin impact.

Agents make suggestions, not moves. They queue proposals (insights, drafts, notification plans). You approve or reject. Until then, it's all talk—no accidental customer emails at 2 a.m.

You record one change—price, SKU, feature, packaging, policy, whatever. That single update kicks off the agents to understand the change, draft comms, figure out who needs to know, and prep the notifications. Everything lands in your review queue, ready for you to approve.

Nope. Start with the web app (or CLI), track changes, ask questions, generate drafts, prep notifications. Integrations are "nice to have," not "must have."

Free to start. There's a straightforward paid tier that includes $5/month of AI, plus controls so your AI bill doesn't go on a joyride.

Yes. Spin up a demo workspace and watch the full loop: change → agent proposals → approvals → notifications. No "connect your entire stack" ceremony required.

Absolutely. You can keep it simple: structured product changes, clean history, approvals. Then turn on more agent help when you're ready for extra horsepower.

Connect destinations in the app (or via API). When changes happen, NOTIFY drafts channel-specific messages. You approve, and aNewStream delivers. The agents don't get to freestyle.

It's currently alpha (α.0.11)—which is another way of saying: it's for early adopters who like moving fast and don't mind a little sawdust in the workshop.

It's currently alpha (α.0.11)—which is another way of saying: it's for early adopters who like moving fast and don't mind a little sawdust in the workshop.