Felipe Amado
FLEXPRO • DESIGN ENGINEERING

AI Product Management System

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Role

Design Engineer

Duration

Continuous project

Responsibilities

Architecture, Agents, Prompt Engineering

Focus

AI-First & Product Management

CONTEXT

Transforming product management through practical AI

During an internal restructuring process at Flexpro Sistemas, an initiative emerged to incorporate AI practically into workflows. Product management was identified as a critical area where much of the time was consumed by operational and unstructured tasks.

THE PROBLEM

PM work showed clear patterns of inefficiency: undocumented and hard-to-track decisions, poorly structured tasks reaching the development team, and high rework due to a lack of contextual clarity.

Ineficiência

Discovery based on opinion rather than a structured process.

Rework

Constant need to re-explain context to developers.

OBJECTIVE AND APPROACH

The goal was to build a system that reduced operational effort, structured decisions, and maintained continuous product memory. Instead of using AI as a one-off tool, I designed a system where context is persistent and knowledge evolves with use.

ARCHITECTURE DECISION

The primary decision was to build a multi-agent system. This allowed for reduced token consumption, increased accuracy, and context activation only when necessary. The architecture was divided into four fundamental pillars:

Context

Structured and persistent product knowledge.

Agents

Specialized behaviors for each type of task.

Knowledge

Live and institutional memory of the system.

Tasks

Structured, documented, and reusable output.

AGENT SYSTEM

Each agent operates in a specific PM workflow: Discovery, Decision, Task-detail, Innovation, Improvements, and Error-mapping. This transforms the AI from a generic assistant into a context-specialized operator.

AI IN PRACTICE

Claude was used as active infrastructure for both development and execution. This included prompt refinement directly within the workflow and the iterative structuring of the file system to support the agents.

RESULTS AND IMPACT

Speed

Estimated savings of ~2.5h per week in task writing.

Quality

Drastic reduction in development team rework.

Memory

Total reduction in reliance on tacit knowledge.

LEARNINGS

AI performs better when structured as a system, not as an isolated tool. Context is the primary asset in LLM workflows, and breaking down problems into agents drastically increases the predictability of responses.