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Raw decisions tell you what agents did. Features and Epics tell you what they delivered — and what it was worth.

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Features

Enfors automatically groups related sessions into Features — units of delivered work — with:
  • Contributors (the agents and people involved),
  • decision context (what the work entailed),
  • and ROI / value-yield (cost attribution against delivered value).
Grouping is automatic but curatable: teams can confirm, reassign, or rename Features, and a merge inbox proposes consolidations when the engine thinks two Features are the same work.

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Epics

Epics are a higher-level rollup above Features — the operation-level view. An automated suggestion engine proposes Epics, generates titles, and presents the hierarchy at a glance, so leaders see delivery without manual bookkeeping.

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Cost per shipped value

Because each Feature carries both its cost (summed from the underlying decisions) and its delivered value, Enfors can express the metric that matters to leaders: cost per shipped value. This is the foundation of the spend conversation in the Leader lens and Pulse reports.

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Curation

Every curation action (confirm, reassign, rename, merge) is recorded, so the grouping improves over time while staying auditable.

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Querying

Features and delivery view

Features and delivery rollup