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Okay, guys, I got a serious update for you. You heard me talk about SEMA and the product

roadmap radar. I just got up with Matt, who's the founder there, and he gave me the latest

on what they are building.

And my mind is blown.

The team at Sima are taking things to the next level.

Built around the core of the product roadmap radar, i.e. code and Jira analysis, they are building agent orchestration across the product lifecycle.

Picture this.

You hook up this system, same as before, i.e. integrate your repository and your backlog, Jira today. From that point, Seamus agent analyzes the code base and makes suggestions as to what needs to be done next and what could improve, optimize the product. Then, if those tasks are routine, the agent assigns the task to a coding agent, think

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