Cycle time, review speed, throughput, coverage
How long changes take, how quickly reviews start, how much ships, and how much of it gets reviewed.
p50 · p90DXLens shows you where your engineering time actually goes. Not per ticket, not per sprint, but across every team and every change: how long work waits for review, where it stalls on the way to production, and whether the number is moving in the right direction. The full picture, on a single dashboard.
How long changes take, how quickly reviews start, how much ships, and how much of it gets reviewed.
p50 · p90Every metric with week-over-week and month-over-month change, so you can tell whether last quarter's fix did anything.
WoW · MoMA daily digest, plus flags for oversized PRs and overdue reviews. You choose the thresholds and where they land.
daily digestBreak every metric down by repository or team to see exactly where the work slows down.
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unlimited viewersA GitHub App with read scopes only. Pick your repos and the history backfills on its own.
github appWe track what makes teams faster and skip what makes them defensive.
The four things that decide how fast work moves.
Broken down by repo, team and person. Shown as percentiles, because averages lie.
Numbers that start arguments instead of ending them.
Skip the vanity metrics and engineers keep the dashboard open.
A weekday × hour heatmap of when your team opens, reviews and merges PRs. It shows what a standup won’t:
Timezone-aware, per team.
Track the share of PRs with AI co-authored commits and AI-tool reviews (Copilot, Claude, Cursor, CodeRabbit) over time, per team, per repo.
Co-authored-by) and known AI reviewer bots. IDE autocomplete isn’t tagged and won’t show, so treat the number as a lower bound and use it for trend direction, not exact adoption levels.Delivered to Slack or email. You pick the channel and the thresholds.
#482 chore: refactor billing#477 feat: add webhook retriesGrant read-only access to the repos you choose. No write scopes, no CI changes, no agents.
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History backfills on connect. Point the daily digest at any Slack channel.
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