Connect your first product

Add one product to your portfolio and set the four fields the portfolio compares across the company. This takes a few minutes and leaves you ready to record a week of evidence.

What you will have at the end

One product in your portfolio with its stage, posture, monthly budget, and currency set, ready for its first week of evidence.

Add the product

01

Name the product

A product is one thing the company operates. Products belong to the organization rather than to a workspace you switch between, so everything you add here shows up in the same portfolio. Give it the name you actually call it, and a one-line summary of what it is.

02

Set the four fields the portfolio compares

These four are what let the portfolio read unlike products side by side. Each has a default, so you can set them now and change them later through a decision.

stageWhere the product sits in its lifecycle. Starts at idea.
postureHow the company is treating it right now. Starts at maintain. From here on, a focus decision is what changes it.
monthly budgetStored in minor currency units so amounts stay exact. Starts at 0. From here on, a budget decision is what changes it.
currencyThe currency the budget is expressed in. Starts at USD.
03

Add it through your agent

Products are created over the MCP surface, not through a REST write route. An agent connected to Agimon calls create_product to add it and update_product to change it later, and archive_product retires a product without removing the evidence and decisions behind it. The web app reads the portfolio; the agent writes to it.

04

Check the portfolio

Open the portfolio and confirm the product appears with the stage, posture, and budget you set. It will show no evidence yet, which is correct: a product with no weekly snapshot reads as having nothing recorded rather than as being fine.

Where to go next