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A human-friendly frontend for Git.

Translate software delivery activity into shared, human-readable understanding for Managers.

Meet Cadence Engineer.

Cadence Engineer is an AI agent for software delivery. It reads activity across code and planning systems, understands how the work is moving, and turns that signal into clear updates for managers and teams.

Connect delivery data where the work already happens.

Cadence Engineer connects to GitHub to read repositories, commits, pull requests, reviews, and branch activity. We turn that engineering activity into delivery signals without asking teams to change how they write code.

  • Repository and branch movement
  • Pull request status, review state, and merge activity
  • Commit history linked back to the delivery timeline

Cadence Engineer maps monday.com boards, groups, items, owners, and status fields to the delivery view managers already use. Git activity can then be explained in the context of planned work, sprint movement, and changing priorities.

  • Board and item structure for planned delivery work
  • Status, owner, and timeline fields for progress context
  • Cross-references between tickets and engineering activity

A daily readout that starts from the work itself.

Dailies turn commits, pull requests, reviews, and issue movement into a concise summary. Managers and teams get the same context without asking engineers to write another status update.

Good morning, Dominik

May 17, 2026

Yesterday, the Payflow team pushed the new onboarding system closer to launch, with core account setup features and updated app screens completed.

Progress was strong where teams stayed aligned, but a late pricing change forced rework on already finished parts.

Today, focus is on final approval, pricing updates, and completing testing to keep the planned release on track.

coming end of may

Sprint progress without translating every ticket by hand.

Sprints show what actually moved across the iteration: completed work, active threads, scope changes, and signals that need attention before the sprint closes.

Sprint 24 68% complete
Done
In progress
Needs attention

coming mid june

Ask the delivery system what changed and why.

Chat gives non-engineering stakeholders a way to ask questions in plain language: what shipped, what slowed down, what changed scope, and what should be watched next.

What changed since yesterday?
Three areas moved:

Authentication shipped, billing setup is in review, and import work needs a decision.

Ask about delivery activity