The missing layer between requests and pull requests
Paddi is an AI PM agent that gets from feedback to pull request. Fast, precise, confident.
Built for the AI-native Product Builder
Code agents can ship a feature in an afternoon. But deciding what to build and writing specs that solve the real problem still takes days.
Paddi closes that gap.
Diagnose
Feedback flows in from every source you connect. Paddi digs beneath the surface and structures what matters.
Decide
Paddi scores and ranks every request against your business goals. Not intuition, not guesswork.
Ship
Pick a solution. Paddi writes the spec, then hands it to your dev team or kicks off a Code Agent to send a PR.
From noise to clarity
Raw feedback is messy. Paddi turns it into structured, prioritized requests so you always know what matters and why.
Connect your sources
Paste feedback, talk to Paddi in chat, or connect the tools your team already uses. However your signals arrive, they all land in one place.
Priorities grounded in your goals
Set your business objectives and define what matters. Paddi scores and ranks every request against your strategy.
Root cause, not surface symptoms
Paddi doesn't just log what users said. It pulls the data it needs from your codebase, connected tools, and past requests to validate what's actually happening and why.
You make the call,
Paddi does the work
Pick a direction. Paddi handles the spec, the edge cases, and the pull request.
Multiple paths, clear trade-offs
For each request, Paddi generates solution options with clear trade-offs, impact scope, and estimated effort drawn from your codebase.
Specs that know your architecture
Once you pick a path, Paddi assembles a complete PRD grounded in your actual code, including edge cases surfaced.
Every decision, fully traceable
Each conclusion links back to the raw feedback it came from, the code modules it references, and the scoring logic it followed.
Confirm the plan. Ship it.
Approve the spec. Paddi kicks off a Code Agent to open a PR, or exports the spec straight to your dev team.