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Know every developer's Git activity across your team — day by day, in one view. Spot workload imbalances, burnout signals, and quiet periods before the meeting. Click any developer's column and go deep on their individual activity before a 1:1.

Team Pulse maps every developer's Git activity — commits, PRs opened, reviewed, merged, declined — as a visual calendar across your full team. Spots where a developer goes quiet, or carries disproportionate review load, are visible before the standup, not during it.

Filter to PR reviews alone and the imbalance becomes obvious — one developer approving everything while the rest have a fraction of the load. Click Inactive Engineers to immediately surface developers with zero activity in the period, before the pattern becomes a retention conversation.

Every bubble in the activity calendar is clickable. The right sidebar opens with the specific activity — which repo, which PR or commit, branch details, lines added and removed. The data behind the standup question, one click away.

From Team Pulse, click any developer's name to open Dev360 — a full individual activity calendar filterable by type, drillable to specific commits and PRs. Walk into every 1:1 knowing their last 30 days of activity, which PRs they reviewed, where they went quiet, and what they shipped.

Filter the whole team view to any single activity type — commits, merge commits, PRs opened, reviewed, merged, or declined. Isolate review load across your team in one click.
Switch from the visual calendar to a sortable table showing each developer's counts for every activity type. Sort by any column to rank the team by commits, reviews, or merges for the selected period.
Exclude known absences — leave, off-sites, non-coding work — from the activity view so they don't read as disengagement signals. The calendar stays accurate without manual workarounds.
Dev360 is accessible from the main navigation, from Team Pulse, or from Cockpit. Wherever you spot a developer you want to investigate, one click takes you to their full individual calendar.
Team Pulse supports up to 150 developers in a single view. For larger teams, filter to a specific sub-team to keep the view actionable. Each row represents one developer with activity bubbles across the selected date range.
Six types: Commits, Merge Commits, PRs Opened, PRs Reviewed, PRs Merged, and PRs Declined. Each has its own color in the calendar view. Filter to any single type or view all at once.
An inactive developer is one with zero Git activity in the selected period — no commits, no PRs of any type. This could mean they're on leave, working on non-coding tasks, or disengaged. The mark absence feature lets you note planned absences so they're interpreted correctly.


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