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About BriefingsChangelog
Every change worth knowing about, newest first. The date is the day it reached everyone.
Close an issue as completed, not planned or a duplicate, and reopen it, from the issue page.
About BriefingsManagers see the whole team. Members get My work, the pull requests they wrote or were asked to review, and Me, their own numbers next to the team median. Owners name admins on the Members card in Settings.
About Team pagesEach pull request says what is worth doing there: review it, answer a thread, merge it. A quiet one says how long it has been quiet, with a nudge and a close.
About Guided reviewDrag across line numbers in a diff and ask about them, or open Ask from a file's diff header.
About AskEach Insights number says what lies behind it and offers one action, such as the six pull requests that waited over a day.
About Team pagesChats are saved for 90 days, with a history drawer, and the Ask panel opens on pull request pages.
About AskSix signals on the People view name who keeps the team going, who goes quiet, who rubber stamps and more, with the rule behind each one.
About Team pagesEvery view opens with one sentence and how it moved since the previous period, with callouts, weekly charts and an agent roster on the AI view.
About Team pagesEvery repository has an Overview home and a Code tab with an editor, a file explorer, quick open and an Ask panel beside the code.
About Code browsingThree new team views: who reviews, who the open work waits on, and how AI-written pull requests compare with the team's.
About Team pagesAn org owner installs the GitHub App for a 14-day Team trial. People join when they sign in, up to a seat ceiling, and the team pages fill in the background.
About Team pagesNew name, same product, at stett.dev. Old links redirect.
Install the GitHub App on your org and Team is free for 14 days. No card.
Changelog
Every change worth knowing about, newest first. The date is the day it reached everyone.
Close an issue as completed, not planned or a duplicate, and reopen it, from the issue page.
About BriefingsManagers see the whole team. Members get My work, the pull requests they wrote or were asked to review, and Me, their own numbers next to the team median. Owners name admins on the Members card in Settings.
About Team pagesEach pull request says what is worth doing there: review it, answer a thread, merge it. A quiet one says how long it has been quiet, with a nudge and a close.
About Guided reviewDrag across line numbers in a diff and ask about them, or open Ask from a file's diff header.
About AskEach Insights number says what lies behind it and offers one action, such as the six pull requests that waited over a day.
About Team pagesChats are saved for 90 days, with a history drawer, and the Ask panel opens on pull request pages.
About AskSix signals on the People view name who keeps the team going, who goes quiet, who rubber stamps and more, with the rule behind each one.
About Team pagesEvery view opens with one sentence and how it moved since the previous period, with callouts, weekly charts and an agent roster on the AI view.
About Team pagesEvery repository has an Overview home and a Code tab with an editor, a file explorer, quick open and an Ask panel beside the code.
About Code browsingThree new team views: who reviews, who the open work waits on, and how AI-written pull requests compare with the team's.
About Team pagesAn org owner installs the GitHub App for a 14-day Team trial. People join when they sign in, up to a seat ceiling, and the team pages fill in the background.
About Team pagesNew name, same product, at stett.dev. Old links redirect.
Install the GitHub App on your org and Team is free for 14 days. No card.