Context on every ticket
When you assign a ticket to Devin, Kinelo enriches it with the decisions, conventions, related work, and people the ticket touches. Devin starts grounded in what your team already knows, instead of starting cold.
Kinelo connects Devin to the rest of your team’s knowledge. Tickets assigned to Devin get enriched before it starts. Devin’s output gets reviewed. Devin has Skills to call when it gets stuck. Fewer wrong directions, less rework, and more work Devin can finish on its own.
Devin is powerful. It can spec, plan, and ship.
On its own, it is working with the information you put in front of it. It does not know what your team decided last week, why the convention exists, what failed the last time someone tried this, or who to ask when something is unclear.
So it makes its best guess. Often the guess is right. When it is wrong, your team catches it in review, sends the work back, and Devin does it again with more direction. The autonomy goes away. The cycle time grows. The reviewer becomes the bottleneck.
When you assign a ticket to Devin, Kinelo enriches it with the decisions, conventions, related work, and people the ticket touches. Devin starts grounded in what your team already knows, instead of starting cold.
Kinelo reviews Devin's work as it lands and gives Devin feedback to revise. The cycles that used to happen between Devin and your human reviewer happen between Devin and Kinelo first, so what reaches your reviewer is closer to right.
When Devin hits a question only the team can answer, it has Skills to call: ask the Company Brain for context it does not have, ask a teammate in Slack, look up a related ticket. Devin stops guessing when it should be asking.
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