Stay in flow
Command automatically catalogs the decisions, context, and next steps agents need to stay efficient and keep moving.
Releases de-risk themselves
Command monitors scope, dependencies, pacing, and risks in real time, surfacing blockers and adjusting plans before they cascade into delays.
Always know the status, no meetings required
Leaders get a custom, queryable view of high-priority strategic work—no waiting for status updates.
HOW IT WORKS
Requirements in, shipped work out—with full visibility
Command turns your meeting transcript into a draft spec, then fills in edge cases and links each one back to its source.
Command writes the acceptance criteria, then breaks the spec into a release with tickets, each tied to a requirement.
Once planned into cycles, Command predicts ship dates and flags a release the moment it risks missing its date.
The ticket hands the coding agent full context, which asks when stuck, opens a PR, and updates as code ships.
Release planning and release development connected
Command connects every ticket, owner, dependency, and outcome in one place.
Enterprise Work Graph
All tickets pull from your codebase, specs, Slack, and notes, organized in the Work Graph so humans and agents alike can act on higher quality, complete tickets.
Multiplayer by design
Engineering, product, design, and cross-functional stakeholders act on the same plan, see the same context, and move work forward together—including AI agents.
Shared memory
Pricing
Find the plan that’s right for your organization’s needs.
Frequently asked questions
Command is an AI-native software delivery platform for engineering teams. It combines the Asana Work Graph with development-specific objects, agent coordination, and enterprise governance to keep humans and agents aligned across the full software development lifecycle. Command removes the planning toil and visibility gaps that slow engineering down — so teams ship faster without the spreadsheets, the status meetings, or the context lost between tools.
Command is built on Asana's Work Graph and adds development-specific objects and workflows. It doesn't replace all of Asana — it extends the same graph that the rest of the business runs and connects a purpose built experience that matches how engineering teams plan and ship. When used together, cross-functional dependencies, initiative-level visibility, and context from product, design, and GTM are all available natively without re-entry.
No, you don't need Asana to use Command. But Command is available as a standalone product for engineering teams that don't use Asana elsewhere in their organization. An existing Asana footprint accelerates adoption — if your product, design, or GTM teams already use Asana, Command connects to work that's already there.
Command integrates with GitHub, Slack, and other dev tooling through MCP, CLI, API, and webhooks — so developers don't change how they work. Knowledge and context flows in from where it already lives. Engineering managers and leaders interact through Command's interface. Cross-functional partners get visibility through Asana's existing interface.
Command acts as the orchestration layer for agentic coding including Cursor and Github Copilot with more integrations coming soon. Engineers can assign tickets to both humans and coding agents from within Command.
Pricing is based on team size and plan tier. Contact our sales team for a quote tailored to your org.
Most teams connect their core tools and have meaningful visibility within a single cycle. Setup does not require IT involvement or custom configuration — the integration layer is designed to read from existing systems rather than replace them.
Request a live demo with an Asana Sales Engineer.