What Cogno does
Four layers of intelligence. One less thing to worry about.
Connected
listens across your stack
Cogno plugs into the tools your team already uses and reads signals continuously β task updates, Slack threads, calendar events, commit activity, meeting notes, spreadsheet changes. No manual logging. No integrations to maintain. It's always on.
Aware
builds a living picture of your project
From everything it reads, Cogno builds and maintains a living memory of your project. Tasks, dependencies, ownership, team pace, relationships between work items. It learns what normal looks like β so when something shifts, it knows before anyone tells it.
Proactive
surfaces recommendations before you ask
When Cogno detects something that needs attention, it doesn't just flag it. It comes with a specific recommendation. You review, you decide β Cogno does the thinking.
Task intelligence
Propose new tasks extracted from conversations and meeting notes. Merge overlapping tasks, archive what's no longer relevant, link related work across tools.
Structure & ownership
Recommend assignees based on capacity and context. Adjust due dates. Reorganize task hierarchy. Move items to the right place in the project.
People & momentum
Flag tasks that have gone silent. Recommend a specific check-in with a team member who's falling behind. Surface blockers before they compound into missed deadlines.
Cross-tool actions
Create or link a GitHub issue directly from a task. Sync status changes across tools. Keep everything consistent without anyone having to do it manually.


Autonomous
delegates execution to AI workers
Tasks managed by Cogno can be assigned directly to AI workers β purpose-built agents running in sandboxed environments with the permissions they need to get things done. The execution layer of AI is largely solved by the ecosystem. Cogno is the intelligence layer above it β the part that knows what to execute, when, and why. Your team focuses on the work that needs human judgment. Cogno handles the rest.