Engineering managers start the day with a plan.
At 8:30 each manager gets one plan from Jira, pull requests, the calendar and leave. Standups and 1:1s come drafted.
No card · 500 free credits · First results in minutes
Good morning, Priya. Your Wednesday, 14 Oct
4 things need you · 3 meetings · 1 review waiting
DO FIRST
1. Review #41 today; Arjun has waited 3 days.
2. Give owners to MSG-26 and MSG-25.
YOUR MEETINGS
10:30 1:1 Neha / Kavya · 11:00 Sprint review
What changes
- Stitching four tools before nine One plan at 8:30, in Slack
- Standups and 1:1s from memory Drafted, with promises owed
- Reviews and tickets stall Risky changes flagged, owners nudged
How it works
Connect Jira and GitHub
One click each.
Import the org chart
Every manager, their team.
Plan at 8:30
In Slack and email.
Standups drafted
And 1:1 prep, every day.
Your new teammates
- AgentTicket ChaserTickets stuck in review
- AgentDay PlannerYour plan for today at 8:30
- AgentStandup WriterToday’s standup, drafted
- Agent1:1 PrepTalking points for each 1:1
Demo workspace · people are fictional
- Code Reviewer
- Ticket Chaser
- Code Auditor
- Day Planner
- Standup Writer
- 1:1 Prep
- Engineering Brief
- Engineering Roll-up
- Incident ResponderSoon
- Software EngineerSoon
- Release QASoon
Questions
Do managers need to fill anything in?
No. Plans come from Jira, GitHub, the calendar and the org chart. Each manager only picks when and where it arrives.
Which tools does it connect to?
Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Google Calendar, Slack and Gmail, each with a one-click sign-in.
Does Code Reviewer merge code?
No. It reviews pull requests and flags risky changes; people decide what merges.
How much does it cost?
Start free with 500 credits and no card. After that you pay only for what the agents use: no plans and no seats.