How an Anthropic Product Lead Uses Agents to Understand Her Product

Jess describes tracking pull requests, exploring a codebase, prototyping, and helping customers with internal agents.

JeJessInvitado · Anthropic
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Peter Yang
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28 jun 2026
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In a short interview, Anthropic product lead Jess explains how access to the codebase and agents helps her follow development, understand product behavior, prototype, and assist customers. Her description reflects her own experience.

  1. 1Follow development progressCodebase access lets Jess track pull requests and deployment status directly.
  2. 2Explore and prototypeShe describes asking questions about the codebase and building prototypes to understand the product more deeply.
  3. 3Help customersShe cites security questionnaires, diagnosing problems, and explaining architecture as examples of her work.

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  1. An agent can help a product manager follow which pull requests have merged and deployed.
  2. Exploring the codebase and prototyping can deepen product understanding.
  3. Jess also uses these capabilities in customer questionnaires, troubleshooting, and architecture discussions.
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Agents and product management

Jess describes how internal agents support her work.

Asked how agents help Anthropic product managers, Jess says access to the codebase has made the biggest difference for her. She can follow pull requests to see what has merged or deployed rather than repeatedly asking engineers for status. She also uses agents to explore how the product works and prototype more quickly. Her examples extend to filling out customer security questionnaires, diagnosing problems, unblocking users, and explaining the architecture as customers scale. Jess describes these tasks as much easier in her own experience; their output still depends on the available context and review.

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