AI has made implementation fast. Getting from the idea to the moment an agent can do something useful with it? That's still slow. In most product engineering workflows, teams still jump between docs, Slack threads, project tools, and GitHub, rewriting the same thought at every step just to keep everyone aligned.

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Teams don’t get slowed down by implementation. They get slowed down by everything that happens around it.

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Korey now brings those steps into one workflow. It closes the gap between planning and implementation. Korey can hand structured work directly to your coding agents like Cursor, Devin, and Jules, while keeping everything connected to GitHub Issues and Shortcut. You can start with a screenshot, a bug, or a quick note and end with a clear spec and a working PR in minutes.

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Teams are seeing conversations turn into a PR that’s ready for review before their meeting ends.

Where the slowdown really lives

Friction shows up long before an agent writes a line of code. Teams spend loads of time translating the same idea into different tools and formats.

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A PM writes the requirement. An engineer rewrites it into an Issue. Someone rewrites it again for a coding agent. Each version drifts a little, and context gets lost along the way. And even with fast AI, this loop absorbs time and attention that could be spent building.

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Korey removes that loop entirely. You capture context once, and that structure follows the work all the way through.

How the new workflow works

Everything begins in Korey, with whatever context you have on hand. A bug report. A Slack message. A screenshot of a typo in the signup flow.

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Korey identifies what's going wrong, suggests a fix, and turns the whole thing into a structured spec with context and acceptance criteria. Then you pick your coding agent and hand off the work.

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Ten minutes later, you're looking at a PR.

That's the workflow: one path from the moment you notice the problem to the moment the implementation is ready for review.

What teams gain

When planning and execution live in the same place, the development cycle gets shorter.

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Teams move faster because they aren't rewriting the same work in multiple tools. Specs stay aligned from the time they’re captured to when they’re deployed. Handoffs work because context doesn't drift. And automated work becomes easier to trust because it starts from what the team actually intended.

Try Korey

If you want to see how this workflow feels with your team, you can try Korey today. Setup only takes a few minutes, and once you see an idea turn into a working PR without leaving the conversation where it started, you won’t want to go back.