Goal: Keep an active log of risks, assumptions, issues, and dependencies — and get AI help thinking through each one.

Who this is for: Project managers who've ever lost a project to a risk no one wrote down, or who want sharper mitigation plans without two-hour brainstorming sessions.

RAID, defined

• Risk — something that might go wrong (uncertain, future).
• Assumption — something you're betting is true but haven't proven (e.g., "vendor will deliver on time").
• Issue — something that has gone wrong and needs fixing now.
• Dependency — something this project needs from elsewhere (another team, another project, an external party).

A well-maintained RAID log is the difference between "we're tracking it" and "we got blindsided."

Steps to log a RAID item

1. Open your project → click the RAID tab.
2. Click + New Item in the top-right of the relevant section (Risks / Assumptions / Issues / Dependencies).
3. Fill in:
   • Title — one-line summary
   • Description — context
   • Owner — who's responsible
   • For risks: Likelihood and Impact (low/med/high)
   • Mitigation / Response — what you'll do about it
4. Save. The item appears in the log with status (open / mitigating / closed).

Using the AI RAID Coach

1. In the RAID log, click any item to expand it.
2. You'll see an AI Coach button (zap icon).
3. Click it. Vyndra reads the item plus your project context, then suggests:
   • Additional risks you may not have considered
   • Refined mitigation strategies
   • Likely root causes (for issues)
   • Cross-impact warnings (this risk affects another open item)
4. Apply, modify, or dismiss each suggestion.

AI Coach uses 1 AI credit per call. Trial users get 100 credits to start; Pro tier includes a monthly cap.

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