Collecting scattered feedback, merging duplicates, detecting releases to mark items done, drafting changelogs and notifications — connect GitHub once and Leni handles the rest.
Every morning, Leni does a lap around your board and gets these done. You just review:
“I filed 6 pieces of feedback from ChannelTalk, Slack and email yesterday.”
Extracts only feature requests and bug reports from support chats, and merges lookalikes into existing posts as votes. Low-confidence items go to the approval queue.
“I detected the v1.24 release and moved 'Dark mode support' to Done.”
Reads merged PRs and releases, finds the related feedback, and updates its status. Your roadmap stays current, hands-free.
“I drafted a changelog from this release. Publishing will notify all 47 participants.”
Writes a draft from your changes and links the related feedback. The customer-facing publish button stays with a human.
On top of what Leni automates, you can operate Lenit from Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. Two minutes per tool — if it supports remote MCP, it works.