A team chat is full of half-decisions. “Let’s try Friday” and “I can look at that” sound like plans, but nobody owns them. Clarity reads the thread, separates real commitments from casual talk, and writes each commitment down with an owner and a date.

When a message is unclear, Clarity does not guess. It flags the item for one-click confirmation, so the task board only holds work that someone agreed to do.

The result is a short list that product managers can trust, built without an hour of manual triage each morning.