Engineering
Early accessEngineering Digest
Every Monday: what awaits review, what closed, which checks fail and which issues moved, plus nudges for stalled reviews.
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What it does
Start the week knowing where your GitHub projects stand. Every Monday the Engineering Digest looks across your ten most active repositories and writes one short summary: code changes waiting for review, oldest first; what was closed or merged; which automated checks are failing on the main branch; and which issues were opened, closed or busy with discussion. When a code change has sat for three working days or more with nothing happening, it also writes a short, friendly comment asking for a review, ready for you to approve. You choose which nudges go out: nothing is posted until you approve it, and it never reviews, merges or closes anything.
- Covers your ten most active projects
- Code changes waiting for review, oldest first
- Failing checks and issue activity in one place
- A friendly nudge written for reviews that have stalled
- Nothing is posted until you approve it, and it never reviews or merges
Early access means it works and we use it ourselves every day. It's still moving, so bits of it will change. When it lets you down, tell us — that's the deal.
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How it runs
When it runs
Every Monday at 9:00 AM, in your own time zone. You can move it.
Where results go
By email · On its own page
In your apps
It asks before it sends, posts or changes anything in your apps. When it suggests several things, you choose which go ahead.
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- Change what it does, in your own words
- Choose where its results go
- Switch it off and on whenever you like
- Move it to a time that suits you
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