KAMI PM, your AI project manager
KAMI PM is the AI built into KAMI Tasks. It reads your projects and does the project-management legwork — answering questions, drafting whole project plans, flagging risks, writing the weekly report — while you keep the decisions.
Where: KAMI PM in the main menu
Ask it things
The chat is the front door: Ask KAMI PM about your projects and sprints — what's at risk, what's stale, what changed. It answers from your actual tickets, not from general knowledge.
Create a project plan
KAMI PM can turn a brief into a ticket plan:
- Choose Create a Project Plan, pick the target project and a target completion date.
- Upload the brief — PDF, DOCX, Markdown, or even a screenshot (PNG/JPG) — and let it plan it with Claude.
- Review the proposed plan, then import the finished plan into the project.
Prefer spreadsheets? Download the import template, fill it in (XLSX, XLS or CSV), and import that instead — the same door, without the AI drafting step.
It runs routines for you
- Weekly Report — a written summary of the week: progress, risks (it will say when no risks were flagged), and what needs attention. Choose how it is delivered under weekly report delivery.
- Scheduled runs — KAMI PM routines run automatically on a schedule you set, with repeat rules.
- Thresholds — you decide when a ticket counts as stale (no activity for N days) and when to flag overdue, so its nagging matches your team's rhythm.
It learns your preferences
The What KAMI PM Has Learned panel shows the lessons it has drawn from your decisions — accept or reject its proposals and future ones bend toward how you actually run things. Everything it does is listed in the Activity Log, and you choose in its settings whether changes are applied automatically or proposed for your approval.
You can also give it standing custom instructions — and rename the agent if "KAMI PM" isn't what your team would call it.
Tokens and cost
KAMI PM runs on a prepaid token balance, visible on the page along with usage. Top up with a preset or custom amount when it runs low. When the balance is empty, the AI features wait until it isn't — your tickets and boards are untouched.
Rules and things to watch
- Review plans before importing. The AI drafts fast and well, but it has read a brief, not your codebase or your calendar. The import step is the human checkpoint — use it.
- Start with proposals, not auto-apply. Turn on automatic changes once you have watched it make the right calls for a few weeks, not before.