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Rezonant turns product vision into engineering-ready work by capturing product intent and carrying it all the way through tasks, agents, and shipped code. It acts as the layer between what a team wants to build and what gets deployed, understanding the product, codebase, and context, then orchestrating AI agents to ship work that is correct and aligned with what the team intended. Rezonant helps teams decide what to build, break it down, and translate PRDs, feedback, UX issues, and prototypes into structured implementation work. Its ticket generation creates context-rich tasks that can be pushed directly to Jira or Linear, giving coding agents the technical detail they need to execute. Rezonant Alter, its Chrome extension, lets users point at what they want to change on a live product, record spoken feedback, select UI elements, describe changes in plain English, and turn everything shown on screen into specs or focused tickets grounded in the real architecture.

Agentation is a visual feedback tool designed for AI coding workflows that transforms user interface annotations into a structured, machine-readable context that AI agents can understand and act on. It allows users to click directly on elements within a live application, add notes or feedback, and generate formatted output that can be pasted into AI tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, or other coding agents. This output includes precise technical details such as CSS selectors, source file paths, component hierarchy, and computed styles, enabling agents to locate and modify the exact part of the codebase without ambiguity. By capturing both visual context and user intent, Agentation eliminates the need to describe UI issues in natural language, reducing misinterpretation and improving the accuracy of AI-generated fixes. It operates through an interactive overlay that highlights elements on hover and supports structured annotations.