One thing has always felt strange to me:
Developers spend hours every week writing updates about work that's already recorded in Git.
Commits.
Pull requests.
Reviews.
Issues.
Deployments.
The data exists, but it's scattered across dozens of pages and dashboards.
So we started wondering:
What if Git could generate the update for you?
That's the idea behind Gitmore.
Instead of manually summarizing your week, Gitmore analyzes your repositories and creates AI-powered engineering reports. It can also answer questions such as:
- What shipped this week?
- Which PRs are still waiting for review?
- What has each developer been working on?
- Which repositories have been inactive?
It works with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, and sends reports directly to Slack or email.
I'm curious:
- How does your team currently handle engineering updates?
- Do you still run standups and weekly reports manually?
- Would you trust AI to summarize your Git activity?
I'd love to hear what's working (or not working) for your team.
Check it out: https://gitmore.io
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