> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.enfors.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Features, Epics & ROI
> How Enfors connects agent activity to the work it actually delivered.
Raw decisions tell you what agents *did*. Features and Epics tell you what they
**delivered** — and what it was worth.
## 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.
## 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.
```mermaid theme={null}
flowchart TD
E[Epic] --> F1[Feature]
E --> F2[Feature]
F1 --> S1[Session]
F1 --> S2[Session]
F2 --> S3[Session]
```
## 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](/using/leader-lens) and [Pulse reports](/concepts/pulse-reports).
## Curation
Every curation action (confirm, reassign, rename, merge) is recorded, so the grouping
improves over time while staying auditable.
## Querying
| What | MCP tool |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| List Features | [`list_features`](/mcp/tool-reference#list_features) |
| A single Feature | [`get_feature`](/mcp/tool-reference#get_feature) |
| Proposed merges | [`list_feature_merge_suggestions`](/mcp/tool-reference#list_feature_merge_suggestions) |
