Turn an incoming change into tasks already connected to the product.
Analyze what exists, what is affected and what remains unclear; make the resulting development work available to agents through MCP.
Paste a brief, an email or a page of requirements onto the Documents tab and GitMir lays it over the product: what it recognised, what it could not tell apart and needs a person to settle, and what it has never heard of — plus how much a change like that would reach and how risky it is. From there you can carry the named parts straight into a piece of work.
Open a project's Documents tab and paste the text.
Settle each ambiguous phrase yourself; the answer is remembered under your name.
Click through to Work with the parts it touches already filled in.
Add what must be true when it is done, then have an Admin of the project accept it.
It does not write the tasks for you: it prefills a title and the parts touched, and a person types the rest, including at least one check that must be true when the work is done. The reach count deliberately leaves out anything still unsettled rather than guessing at it. Nothing you paste is stored — only your dictionary answers and the work you chose to write down. It is not a detector of every contradiction.
See it on a real product.
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