Project Leader
A status board that reads the repo instead of polling the team
Pulls your repository on a schedule and keeps a live board of what moved, what stalled, and which branch has been "almost done" for a month.
Status updates decay the moment they are written, and collecting them costs a meeting. The repository already knows: which areas saw commits, which branches moved, which went quiet three weeks ago while still being reported as in progress.
How it works
- 01
With the project cloned into its workspace, the agent pulls on a schedule and maintains the board: a kanban of workstreams with recent activity, a table of branches with age and last touch, and a short weekly summary written so a stakeholder can read it. Work that has not moved gets marked stalled instead of sitting there looking busy, which is the difference between a board and a graveyard.
- 02
It remembers what you consider signal, which directories map to which workstream, which branches are experiments to ignore. Ask in Slack "where are we on the migration" and the answer comes from this morning's pull, not from the document someone last updated before the offsite.