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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai
I’d bet a good chunk of agent spend pays for work that was wrong the moment it started.
@serroai goes after that problem. They just launched an “Agentic TPM (Technical Program Manager)” that updates coding agents when the decisions behind their work change.
Serro treats coding-agent failure as a coordination problem, since agents keep executing decisions that people have already changed in meetings, chat or tickets.
To catch those changes, it connects Slack, Linear, GitHub, Jira, Zoom, Notion, email and the codebase, then maintains a versioned record of each program’s decisions, owners, risks and history.
Your coding agents are fast now.
The problem? They can move just as fast in the wrong direction.
Miss one update, and they can spend days building the wrong thing - costing you tokens and engineering time. That's why devs are still glued to their monitors.
Meet Serro: the Agentic TPM.
It keeps your people and coding agents working from the same evolving program. 👇 @serroai
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