dev-pulse

dev-pulse is a GitHub reporting and insights tool for tracking developer activity, workload, and output across multiple organisations. This is the end-user guide — how to use the product once it’s running.

These pages cover the Projects surface first (the portfolio report, creating and managing projects, milestones, the issue workbench, and linking GitHub boards/repos). More sections will land here as the product grows.

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• Projects introduction — what a project is and where to find it.
• Project portfolio — the cross-org report at #/reports/projects: which projects are on track, slipping, or done.
• Create a project — name, org, dates, lead.
• Project detail page — KPI tiles, tabs, and the Settings menu.
• Milestones — the milestones strip, GitHub write-through.
• Issue workbench — grouping, filters, sort, and saved views.
• Link boards & repos — connect GitHub Projects boards and repos to a project.

Conventions used here

• Routes are written as hash routes (e.g. #/reports/projects) — that’s what you’ll see in your browser’s address bar.
• UI labels are written in bold the way they appear in the product (e.g. the + New project button).
• Test-ids and internals are left out on purpose — this guide is for people using dev-pulse, not building it.