About OpenPMM
Product marketing should keep up with the product.
OpenPMM started from a familiar gap: the product ships, the release notes exist, and the people who would benefit from the change never hear about it.
Turning a GitHub release or Linear ticket into a useful campaign usually means opening several tools, translating the same idea into several formats, and rebuilding context by hand. That work is important, but it is a poor use of the person who just shipped the thing.
OpenPMM is a small attempt to fix that handoff. It gives an agent a structured way to connect product context, choose a campaign, apply a brand voice, generate the outputs, attach the right assets, and prepare a send for review.
The goal is not to remove judgment from product marketing. It is to remove the blank page, the repeated formatting, and the silent launches. The person should spend their time deciding what matters and whether it is ready to say.
This is an early product and the details are still being filled in. The first version will be deliberately narrow: GitHub and Linear as sources, a small set of social destinations, direct sends and campaigns, and one simple price.
Agent-native
The agent can do real work inside a clear product contract.
Source-aware
Campaigns start from the work your team already shipped.
Channel-native
Each output is shaped for the place it will be published.
Still opinionated
A small, focused workflow is better than a crowded marketing suite.
Build the marketing handoff once.
OpenPMM is the starting point for a more agent-native way to talk about what you ship.