Your roadmap is a graph.
Run it like one.
Find the one issue holding up your team, what you can start right now, and how much work can run in parallel. Live, on top of your existing issue tracker.
A board tells you status. It cannot tell you which issue is holding up a dozen others, or that three engineers are idle behind a blocker nobody wrote down. And now that agents multiply how fast your team ships, the bottleneck is not writing code. It is how many things can move at once. Those answers are already in your workspace.
Resolute shows you.
Answers, not guesses.
Every view answers a question you already ask in planning and standup. It all comes from the blocking relations in your tracker, and stays true as the work changes — and when the graph needs correcting, you edit the tracker without leaving the canvas.
Semantic zoom
One view from sprint planning to board deck. Zoom out and see issues roll up into milestones, projects, and initiatives, without losing track of what depends on what.
Top blockers
The answer to "what's actually blocking us," ranked. Every open issue is scored by how much downstream work it's holding up. Finish the top one and the most work starts moving.
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Fog Mode
Standup in thirty seconds. Everything fades except what your team can start today and what that work unlocks next. No scrolling the board, no asking around.
Unlock plan
Five engineers, three things they can actually start? The Unlock Plan is the shortest ordered list of fixes that puts the most work in motion at once. Clear the top of the list and nobody's waiting.
today
after 1 unlock
after 3 unlocks
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Blocker Discovery
Your team tracks status religiously but keeps the dependencies in their heads. Discovery reads your issues and finds the blocking links you're missing.
Spec to Graph
Skip the ticket-writing afternoon. Paste a spec and get a full plan: issues, milestones, and the order they have to happen in. Edit to your liking, commit it once it's right.
Roadmap profiling
How to actually move the ship date.
Every plan has a set of tasks that ultimately determines the end date. Resolute takes your dependency graph and shows the exact path you can't delay executing on.
Identify bottlenecks and slow waterfalls at a glance. Fix those, and you ship sooner. Everything else can wait.
No estimates or durations to schedule from? AI can help propose them for your issues. Nothing gets set in stone without your approval.
A week on Resolute.
Sprint planning
Start the week with nobody waiting
Sequence the sprint by what unlocks the most other work. Pull those issues forward and the team fans out instead of lining up to get unblocked.
Daily sync
Run standup off one screen
Fog Mode shows what is workable today and what it unlocks tomorrow. The whole team reads the same picture in thirty seconds and gets back to work.
When leadership asks
“What is blocking the launch?”
You have the answer before the meeting starts: the path to your launch and the top items blocking it. Screenshot it, send it, done.
When the scope is questioned
“How can we release sooner?”
Roadmap profiling tells you which issues are actually controlling the end date. Cut scope there, or parallelize.
.mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"resolute": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://api.resolute.fyi/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <your-token>" }
}
}
}Your agents can ask the same questions.
Point Claude Code or any MCP client at Resolute and every answer on this page becomes a tool call: what is blocked, what to work next, what is safe to run in parallel. The graph your team plans on doubles as the dispatch schedule for your agents.
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