An Asana task rarely tells the whole story: the why is in Slack, the spec is in a doc. Suda connects Asana into your company brain, links what is there to the work around it, and keeps the current version, so a person or an AI agent gets the right answer without digging.

What Suda reads from Asana

Suda ingests only what you permit, links it to related work, and keeps what is current.

Tasks, projects, and their status you grant access to
Who owns what, and what supersedes what
Links between an Asana task and the Slack decision or doc behind it

Questions your team and agents can ask

“What is blocking this project?”
“Which tasks shipped this week, and where were they decided?”
“Who owns this deliverable?”

Ask from Slack or let an AI agent query the same context over MCP.

Permissioned by default

Suda respects your Asana access model. Restricted content stays restricted, and you control which people and agents can read each part of the graph. Sensitive context is never exposed to the wrong person or model.

Connect it

Setup is one command, then link Asana:

npx suda connect

See all integrations, or read enterprise context for AI agents.