BBDE Brain
For product & engineering teams

Turn decisions into shipped work.

BDE Brain connects meetings, tickets, and code in one live graph. It finds missing follow-through, surfaces the next action for review, and keeps the result traceable to its source context.

Request a workflow auditSee the closed loop
No rip-and-replaceReview gates for launch workflowsSource-linked answers
PRODUCT DELIVERY GRAPH
synced
tl;dv · Product weeklySOURCE

“Let's make workspace-scoped imports the default before the next customer rollout.”

Decision

Scope imports by workspace

Action item

Ship before customer rollout

Create a GitLab issue?

APPROVAL REQUIRED

No matching work item was found for this action.

ApproveEdit first

GitLab issue

#241 · In progress

resolves

GitLab

!482 · Review ready

Connector packages available

GitLabJiratl;dvGoogle DriveSlackLinear
The follow-through gap

Your team does not have a documentation problem.It has a context handoff problem.

01

Decisions disappear

A meeting ends. The transcript exists, but the owner, deadline, and follow-up never make it into the tracker.

02

Tickets lose the why

The issue says what to build, while the trade-offs and customer context stay buried in another tool.

03

Reviews see a diff, not intent

A reviewer can inspect the code but cannot reliably check it against what the team actually agreed to ship.

Search finds a sentence. BDE Brain connects the decision to the work, then watches whether the gap actually closes.
How it works

One graph across the work you discuss, plan, and ship.

BDE Brain is not another place your team has to maintain. It adds a relationship layer over existing systems, so context can move with the work instead of being copied by hand.

STEP 01

Capture

Keep every source in place

Meetings, tickets, pull requests, messages, and documents sync from the tools your team already uses.

STEP 02

Connect

Build a typed delivery graph

Decisions link to action items, action items to tickets, and tickets to the code that implements them.

STEP 03

Act

Close the gap under control

Skills surface missing work, draft the next step, and can route high-impact write-backs through explicit project policies.

The closed loop

One decision, traceable all the way to done.

The graph is the durable layer. Each connector adds relationships, not just another pile of searchable text. That is how a meeting can trigger a controlled action and how shipped code can point back to the reason it exists.

  • Untracked action items are surfaced automatically.
  • Existing tickets are matched before a duplicate is proposed.
  • Closing the work closes the original action item too.
Example workflowClosed loop
01

tl;dv

Decision captured

Scope imports by workspace

source linked
02

BDE Brain

Missing work found

No ticket resolves this action

proposal ready
03

Approval

Human reviews

Title edited, then approved

approved
04

GitLab

Delivery traced

#241 → !482 → done

loop closed
Where teams start

Three workflows that become stronger together.

Start with the gap that hurts today. The shared graph compounds as more of the delivery chain is connected.

Meetings → work

Stop relying on someone to remember the follow-up

Extract decisions, owners, and action items from transcripts. Match them to existing work and propose what is still missing.

  • Structured meeting notes
  • Decision drift detection
  • Ticket creation on approval

Intent-aware review

Review code against what the team decided

Bring related tickets, prior decisions, and project history into pull-request review instead of evaluating the diff in isolation.

  • Project-specific guidance
  • Knowledge-backed review
  • Measured review outcomes

Grounded answers

Ask across tools without losing provenance

Search the graph in plain language and get source-linked answers with the related entities that make the result explainable.

  • Hybrid retrieval
  • Graph expansion
  • Claude, Cursor, and VS Code via MCP
Control is a product feature

Automation your team can inspect, edit, and trust.

Useful automation does not need a black box. BDE Brain shows source context beside reviewable proposals and records who approved, edited, or rejected them.

Review gates where they matter

Meeting follow-through and issue creation support edit-before-approve review. Project policies control the wider write-back surface.

Project-scoped isolation

Every entity, retrieval request, and relationship is scoped to a project boundary in the kernel and storage filters.

Policy and usage guardrails

Set approval rules and supported usage budgets, then inspect recorded model costs by skill, model, project, and actor.

Approval decisions are attributable

Approval state, actor, and resolution are recorded. Source IDs and graph relations preserve the context around the decision.

Model Context Protocol

The same delivery context, inside the AI tools your team already uses.

Give Claude, Cursor, or VS Code a project-scoped doorway into the graph. Agents can search knowledge, inspect related entities, and capture notes without flattening your context into one giant prompt.

ClaudeCursorVS Code
Project MCP endpoint patternOAuth protected
https://<project-slug>.mcp.brain.bdecloud.com/mcpGet your URL
kb_search_knowledgeFind source-linked context
kb_get_neighborhoodInspect related work
kb_capture_noteWrite a traceable note
Paid design-partner pilot

Start with one workflow. Prove it before you scale it.

The best fit today is a product or engineering team that already works across meetings, a tracker, and a code host — and can point to a recurring place where decisions stop becoming work.

Request a paid pilot

Scope and commercial terms are agreed after a fit call.

30-day validation pathONE TEAM · ONE LOOP
  1. 01

    Week 1

    Map one broken handoff

    Choose a high-frequency meeting-to-delivery workflow and agree what a useful closed loop looks like.

  2. 02

    Week 2

    Connect one real project

    Wire the relevant sources, scope access, and configure explicit approval rules for every write-back in the pilot.

  3. 03

    Weeks 3–4

    Measure real outcomes

    Review accepted, edited, and rejected proposals; then decide whether the workflow deserves a wider rollout.

Bring one real workflow

Where did your last important decision get lost?

We will map the handoff, identify the missing links, and tell you candidly whether BDE Brain can close the loop.

Request a workflow audit