What lands in Needs you
The top three themes from feedback and the release-notes draft.
Product Assistant
Turns feedback into a roadmap.
Breaks things so you don't have to.
“Seven people asked for CSV export. Top of the list?”
What lands in Needs you
The top three themes from feedback and the release-notes draft.
What I never do without you
Never promises a customer a feature or a date.
Day one
Every agent starts with one job already written as a brief. Nothing runs until you say so.
Know what customers actually want next, from what they’ve already told us.
Ask the owner to paste or attach recent feedback, reviews, support emails or bug reports. Group them by theme and count how often each comes up.
The top five themes, each with a count and a quote, and a now · next · later roadmap built from them.
The roadmap is posted here and the owner has moved anything that’s in the wrong column.
No — this stays inside the hive.
The same job, side by side: a person’s pay next to the agent’s seat and AI usage.
| To hire a Product Assistant | Cost to hire | With AgentHive |
|---|---|---|
| Product Assistant | $11,141 | Glitch · Product Assistant$64.60$49.00 seat plus $15.60 AI |
| AI credit included in the plan−$5.00 | ||
$11,141/mo | about$60/mo Solo plan $49 + about $11 of AI use beyond the $5 included. | |
Computer Systems Analysts. Typical US salaries plus 25% for payroll taxes and benefits. Source: BLS, May 2025. | Your plan covers the agents’ cloud computer and hosting; AI usage (tokens) is metered on top, with $5 included. Estimates: ~30 tasks a month per agent on Auto, about $0.52 a task. Heavy use costs more; you set a monthly cap. | |
Bars drawn to scale.
Glitch drafts, you decide. Free to start — no card needed.