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AI product planning that turns messy product plans into structured Jira tickets, OKRs, and roadmaps in minutes.
Before TUYP (short for “Tell Us Your Plan”), product planning meant hours lost across tools. Teams jumped between Slack, meeting notes, slides, and Jira: writing OKRs, formatting epics, and pasting stories by hand. Six hours later, something still got missed.
With TUYP (Tell Us Your Plan), you paste one messy input (like meeting notes or a rough idea) and get back a complete, roadmap and Jira-ready plan.
Objectives. Initiatives. Epics. Stories. Sprint tags. All structured. All traceable. All ready to go. What used to take 6 hours now takes 10 minutes.
Most teams are still stuck in what we call the 1x planning experience: manual, fragmented, and error-prone. Strategy gets lost. Scope slips. And launches suffer.
In this blog, we’ll break down how TUYP works, what makes it 10x faster, and why product teams are replacing their old planning process for Luna AI.
Let’s break down what makes today’s product and project planning painful and inefficient:
Hours (sometimes days) are spent just translating ideas into structured tickets across tools. Creation of tickets in Jira creates friction between teams and are often late in the cycle.
When translating OKRs to roadmaps to prioritised initiatives to individual PRDs and finally to Jira tickets, most of the time tickets only cover partial scope, completion is not accurate since many new tickets need to be added, creating a scope creep, etc. Tickets such as technical tasks, edge cases, mobile parity, and QA items get lost in the shuffle.
Work is often disconnected from the strategy, goals and KRs, especially at the story level. Leaders discover too late in the quarter that teams have been working on non-impactful initiatives or tickets, and that their strategy’s execution is now at risk.
Meeting notes live in Google Docs and Slack, PRDs in Notion, Jira has no context, nothing stays in sync.
Purely manual translation of ideas to structured plans. Planning should be smarter, highlighting issues, misses in scope, misalignments, etc.
Want to go from messy notes to structured Jira plans? Just paste your input into TUYP.
Luna’s TUYP (Tell Us Your Plan) is the first purpose-built AI product planning tool for product teams using Jira: it converts messy inputs, ideas, meeting notes, PRDs, into clean, complete strategy and execution plans.
Generic AI tools can generate ideas, but they miss product planning structure. They don’t understand hierarchy, lack Jira metadata, and can’t connect strategy to execution.
TUYP was built differently: it encodes goal-to-ticket relationships, sprint structure, and initiative scoping into its core.
This isn’t “ChatGPT for tickets.” It’s AI that plans like a PM — and ships like an engineer.
With one input, you get:
Each TUYP plan includes a fully structured output:
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“We’re planning to increase the SMB payment volume by 20% in Q3. Create a plan with OKRs, initiatives, and Jira stories for each initiative.”
→ TUYP will return a fully linked strategy-to-execution Jira-ready plan.
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Just tell TUYP what you’re planning. It’ll build your roadmap, from OKRs to tickets, in seconds.
Input:
TUYP output (in seconds):
Each item includes user context, goals, and technical details. Suggestions such as OKRs and initiatives are created in Luna and tickets are automatically linked and ready for Jira, including sprint metadata if known.
Input:
TUYP output (in seconds):
The output can be pushed to Jira and be tagged with the following fields:
What used to take hours, scanning notes, rewriting tickets, manually linking work, now takes minutes.
TUYP (Tell Us Your Plan) by Luna AI is an AI-native feature that converts messy inputs, ideas, meeting notes, and PRDs into clean, complete strategy and execution plans.
With TUYP, you can:
→ From blank page to execution-ready in under 10 minutes.
→ Like having a scope QA assistant reviewing your entire roadmap.
→ Everyone knows how their work ladders up to business outcomes.
→ Like giving every PM a Principle-level mentor in their toolkit.
→ Planning becomes a living system — not a one-time doc.
→ No more empty or “TBD” fields in Jira.
→ Structured, scalable execution, minus the overhead.
In essence, the 10x experience is about transforming the painful, often isolated process of planning into a seamless, intelligent, and highly efficient collaboration with Luna AI that ensures completeness, alignment, and actionable output.
If you’re tired of:
TUYP is your AI-native product and project 10x planning experience → Try it now for free.
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TUYP accepts unstructured content such as meeting notes, Slack messages, Google Docs, Notion pages, and voice transcripts and instantly turns them into structured OKRs, roadmaps and Jira plans.
No. TUYP does not modify existing Jira tickets. It generates new, structured tickets that you can review, edit, and approve before syncing to Jira.
No. TUYP was fine-tuned specifically for product planning and Jira workflows. It understands hierarchy, dependencies, and execution structure.
Generic AI tools lack product context, strategy alignment, and Jira integration. TUYP is purpose-built for PMs, linking goals to tickets and sprints, making it the first true AI product planning tool for Jira.
Yes. TUYP is natively integrated with Jira, allowing instant generation of OKRs, epics, user stories, and fix versions that are ready to push directly into your Jira workspace.
Absolutely. TUYP understands Agile planning: it structures outputs into sprint-ready formats and respects Jira backlog conventions. It’s designed to support PMs, EMs, and cross-functional teams. As a bonus, Luna AI also offers AI sprint summaries that output progress and risk report of your sprint.
Yes. TUYP helps generate structured roadmaps, OKRs, and initiatives from unstructured notes. It aligns strategy with execution from the first input.