Gomon is an AI teammate that joins your design calls. Most teams leave a meeting, paste the transcript into separate AI assistants, and get separate task lists that ignore what was decided before. Gomon sits in the call itself, listens, and remembers the team's decisions, requirements and risks in MongoDB Atlas. When someone proposes something the team already ruled out, it says so aloud and cites the decision. When the team agrees, it locks the decision in, and on request it creates the GitHub issues and Slack post. Its memory can be corrected, forgotten and audited, and never leaks between teams.
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