The graph that connectsyour customers to your code.

Every customer signal, every product spec, every line of your codebase in one queryable graph. Plus the agents and automations that act on it.

Connects to your stack
Slack
Gmail
Linear
GitHub
Intercom
Gong
Jira
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Your Product Data Is Fragmented

Every product agent needs the same context - your codebase, docs, customer history, feedback. But each rebuilds its own fragmented view from 10+ scattered tools.

Slack
GitHub
Intercom
Gong
Gmail
Linear
HissunoKnowledge Graph
Anthropic
OpenAI
Cursor
H
OpenClaw

One graph. Every agent connected.

Slack
Gong
GitHub
Intercom
Notion
Jira
Gmail

10+ tools. No shared context.

Before
After

How It Works

From scattered data to a traversable knowledge graph in three steps

1
Slack
Intercom
Gong
Gmail

Connect Sources

Slack, Intercom, Gong, GitHub, email - connect the tools where product signals already live.

2
Hissuno

Build the Graph

Hissuno comes with prebuilt agentic workflows that build your connected knowledge graph and enrich data intelligently.

3
Anthropic
OpenAI

Expose to Agents

CLI, API - your AI agents traverse the graph and query product intelligence natively.

The runtime

Skills that run when your graph changes.

Hissuno isn't a passive store. Drop a SKILL.md in your project and it runs on a trigger - new feedback, a scheduled cadence, a webhook from any connected tool - with full graph access and a sandboxed environment.

Trigger on anything

Manual, scheduled, or event-driven. New feedback tagged "bug". A Linear status change. A nightly digest. Declared in frontmatter.

Sandboxed by default

Each skill runs in an isolated environment with scoped credentials. Per-plugin tokens are injected at runtime, never in code.

Built on the graph

Skills traverse the same knowledge graph your agents use. Feedback, issues, contacts, codebase, scopes - one query away.

.claude/skills/triage-bug-reports/SKILL.md
---
name: triage-bug-reports
description: Triage new bug feedback into Linear with codebase context
trigger:
  on: feedback.tagged
  filter:
    tags: [bug]
capabilities:
  sandbox: true
  webSearch: false
---

When new bug feedback arrives:
1. Pull the feedback and linked contact.
2. Search the codebase for related modules.
3. Score impact using ARR-weighted customer data.
4. Open a Linear issue with the spec and code refs.
5. Post a summary to #product-triage in Slack.

One file. Drops into your repo. Runs in production on the trigger you define.

Agent-Native Interfaces

Your agents don't need a browser. They traverse the graph directly.

$ hissuno search "checkout issues"
$ hissuno list feedback --tag bug
$ hissuno get knowledge KB-12

The Cost of Scattered Context

When every agent builds its own fragmented view, everyone loses.

Our support agent couldn't answer basic product questions because the knowledge was split across 6 different tools.

VP of Product

Series B Startup

We built an AI copilot but it hallucinated constantly. Turns out it had no access to real customer context or product data.

Head of Engineering

SaaS Company

Every agent we tried needed its own data pipeline, its own context, its own integrations. We were building infrastructure instead of product.

Engineering Lead

B2B Platform

Our PM spent 10 hours a week copy-pasting between Slack, Linear, and spreadsheets just to understand what customers were asking for.

Founder

Early-stage Startup

We had customer feedback in Intercom, product specs in Notion, issues in Linear, and insights in nobody's head. Nothing was connected.

Director of Product

Enterprise Software

Our AI agent gave a customer completely wrong information because it couldn't access the latest product changes. We lost the deal.

Account Executive

Growth Company

Three teams built three different 'customer intelligence' dashboards. None of them talked to each other.

Product Manager

Dev Tools Company

We wanted to give Claude access to our product knowledge. It took 3 engineers 2 months to build the data layer. That's the problem.

CTO

Fintech Startup

Our support agent couldn't answer basic product questions because the knowledge was split across 6 different tools.

VP of Product

Series B Startup

We built an AI copilot but it hallucinated constantly. Turns out it had no access to real customer context or product data.

Head of Engineering

SaaS Company

Every agent we tried needed its own data pipeline, its own context, its own integrations. We were building infrastructure instead of product.

Engineering Lead

B2B Platform

Our PM spent 10 hours a week copy-pasting between Slack, Linear, and spreadsheets just to understand what customers were asking for.

Founder

Early-stage Startup

We had customer feedback in Intercom, product specs in Notion, issues in Linear, and insights in nobody's head. Nothing was connected.

Director of Product

Enterprise Software

Our AI agent gave a customer completely wrong information because it couldn't access the latest product changes. We lost the deal.

Account Executive

Growth Company

Three teams built three different 'customer intelligence' dashboards. None of them talked to each other.

Product Manager

Dev Tools Company

We wanted to give Claude access to our product knowledge. It took 3 engineers 2 months to build the data layer. That's the problem.

CTO

Fintech Startup

We wanted to give Claude access to our product knowledge. It took 3 engineers 2 months to build the data layer. That's the problem.

CTO

Fintech Startup

Three teams built three different 'customer intelligence' dashboards. None of them talked to each other.

Product Manager

Dev Tools Company

Our AI agent gave a customer completely wrong information because it couldn't access the latest product changes. We lost the deal.

Account Executive

Growth Company

We had customer feedback in Intercom, product specs in Notion, issues in Linear, and insights in nobody's head. Nothing was connected.

Director of Product

Enterprise Software

Our PM spent 10 hours a week copy-pasting between Slack, Linear, and spreadsheets just to understand what customers were asking for.

Founder

Early-stage Startup

Every agent we tried needed its own data pipeline, its own context, its own integrations. We were building infrastructure instead of product.

Engineering Lead

B2B Platform

We built an AI copilot but it hallucinated constantly. Turns out it had no access to real customer context or product data.

Head of Engineering

SaaS Company

Our support agent couldn't answer basic product questions because the knowledge was split across 6 different tools.

VP of Product

Series B Startup

We wanted to give Claude access to our product knowledge. It took 3 engineers 2 months to build the data layer. That's the problem.

CTO

Fintech Startup

Three teams built three different 'customer intelligence' dashboards. None of them talked to each other.

Product Manager

Dev Tools Company

Our AI agent gave a customer completely wrong information because it couldn't access the latest product changes. We lost the deal.

Account Executive

Growth Company

We had customer feedback in Intercom, product specs in Notion, issues in Linear, and insights in nobody's head. Nothing was connected.

Director of Product

Enterprise Software

Our PM spent 10 hours a week copy-pasting between Slack, Linear, and spreadsheets just to understand what customers were asking for.

Founder

Early-stage Startup

Every agent we tried needed its own data pipeline, its own context, its own integrations. We were building infrastructure instead of product.

Engineering Lead

B2B Platform

We built an AI copilot but it hallucinated constantly. Turns out it had no access to real customer context or product data.

Head of Engineering

SaaS Company

Our support agent couldn't answer basic product questions because the knowledge was split across 6 different tools.

VP of Product

Series B Startup

Stop wiring context for every agent. Start shipping the loop.

Open source. One graph. One runtime. Your customers, your code, connected.