Integrations
Product context for every AI agent
Notiky turns the product brain into context packs and artifacts for the coding agents your team already uses.
Cursor Product Context
Notiky turns decisions, hypotheses, and product constraints into context Cursor can use before code is written.
Claude Code for Product Managers
Notiky prepares Claude Code with product decisions, artifacts, and context packs so agent output stays aligned with product intent.
Codex Product Context
Notiky gives Codex runs the product memory behind a task: decisions, hypotheses, constraints, and agent-ready artifacts.
Gemini CLI Product Context
Notiky connects Gemini CLI work to the product decisions and constraints that should shape the implementation.
Choose the environment where your team works
Use Cursor when implementation happens in the editor, Claude Code when your workflow centers on its coding environment, Codex for its supported agent workflows, or Gemini CLI for terminal-based work. Notiky supplies the shared product reasoning across those environments: goals, decisions, evidence, plans, and tasks.
The integration pages explain what context to prepare, how to keep a handoff focused, and how to review the resulting work. They are starting points for a product workflow, while the current connection instructions in Notiky Settings describe the supported setup for your account and agent environment.
Before connecting an agent
Make sure you can access the intended workspace and project. Check that the task describes an outcome, contains relevant source links, and states how completion will be verified. Connect the agent, confirm the selected project, and ask it to summarize the brief before making changes.
An integration does not replace the agent installation, repository permissions, or engineering checks. Keep those requirements in the environment where the work runs. After implementation, review the reported evidence and record any durable product learning in the shared workspace so the next agent can retrieve it.