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Good morning, Maya.
Here's what changed across your product, customers and delivery work.
Generated today · 08:00∿Daily reportPreferences →
Product updates
CSV export shipped to every workspace
Finance teams can now pick their export columns. 14 customers asked for it.
2 sourcesInvoice reminders moved to the new email service
Reminders now send from one queue, so retries no longer double-send.
1 sourceWatch list
SSO for admins is 2 days behind
It waits on the auth team's API change. Two open deals depend on it.
3 sources▢My projectsAll →
SSO for adminsAt risk3 of 5 done · from GitHub
CSV exportShipped
▦Dashboard updates
Daily StandupUpdated 08:00
Ask Weaver
Answers from your code, customers and decisions, with sources.
Why did we move bulk-edit for invoices behind SSO?
Weaver
It was moved in the October 12 planning review. Three things decided it:
- Revenue at stake. Corvo Logistics ($48k) and Orbital Health ($31k) can't roll out without SSO. No open deal waits on bulk-edit.
- Demand. SSO has 9 customer requests. Bulk-edit has 6, all from smaller accounts.
- Effort. SSO was sized at 5–8 days from the code, bulk-edit at about 2.
Bulk-edit is next in line once SSO ships.
Decision · Oct 12 planning
#product thread
Sales call · Corvo
2 open deals
6 tickets
Ask anything about your product…↑
Proposals
Evidence-backed proposals that need attention.
SSO for admins
Corvo Logistics and Orbital Health need single sign-on before they can roll out.
Sales call · CorvoZendesk ticket#sales2 open deals
CLCorvo Logistics$48k ACVOHOrbital Health$31k ACV+7 customers
82/ 100
Partial payments on invoices
Clients want to pay large invoices in instalments.
8 Intercom chats3 calls
TWTallis & Webb$22k ACVFSFernhill Studio$9k ACV+10 customers
64/ 100Define project
Bulk-edit invoice due dates
Accounts with many clients want to move due dates in one step.
KDKestrel Dental$6k ACV+5 customers
41/ 100Define project
WeaverDefine project · SSO for admins
Drafting the spec from 9 customer requests, 2 open deals and your code…
Should SSO cover all admins, or only workspace owners?
All adminsOwners only
Which identity providers should we support first?
Okta and GoogleAzure ADAny SAML
Thinking…
- ✓Spec written from 9 requests
- ✓Estimate: 5–8 days, sized from your code
- ✓
5 tickets created in Linear
✓Project created
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SSO for admins Created just now
Priority score82 · High
Estimate5–8 days
StatusSignalsDefinitionExecution 5Tech Spec
Jira SyncLinear Sync
In scope · 5
✓SAML sign-in for admins
✓Map identity-provider roles
✓Session timeout settings
Audit log for sign-ins
Docs and release note
Estimate
Days5–8
Effort35–46 h
Sized from your code · confidence p10 to p90
Dashboards
Shareable, evidence-backed dashboards for recurring product questions.
Engineering
Product
Daily Standup
Today · 08:00PRs merged4↑ 2 vs yesterday
Tickets closed6↑ 1
Blockers1Same as yesterday
JJon
DoneSAML sign-in for admins
NextAudit log for sign-ins
BlockedWaiting on the auth team's API change
PPriya
DoneSession timeout settings
NextDocs and release note for SSO
No blockers
KKai
DoneOne queue for invoice reminders
NextBug: duplicate tax line on PDFs
No blockers
LLeo
DoneBug: reminder sent twice on retries
NextPartial payments: first spec review
No blockers
14 commits · 4 PRs6 tickets moved#eng thread
Cycle Time
Last 4 weeksAverage cycle time4.6 d↓ 0.4 d vs last month
PRs merged31↑ 5
Wait for first review1.8 d↑ 0.9 d
Cycle time, last 6 weeks
Review is the slowest step. PRs wait 1.8 days for a first review. It was 0.9 days a month ago.
Engineering Investment
OctoberFeatures52%Goal 60% · ↓ 6 vs Sep
Bugs23%Goal 15% · ↑ 8
Tech debt17%Goal 20% · ↓ 2
Other8%Goal 5% · Same
Last 3 months
Aug
Sep
Oct
Bugs went from 15% to 23% in one month. Most of the extra time went to invoice reminder retries.
Customer Intelligence
This weekRequests this week48↑ 12 vs last week
New requests3Spanish reminders, +2
Revenue at stake$116k↑ $31k
SSO for admins9 customers$79k at stake
Partial payments on invoices12 customers$31k at stake
Bulk-edit invoice due dates6 customers$6k at stake
Reminder emails in Spanish4 customersNew this week
11 calls23 tickets9 chats5 deals
Market Watch
This weekSignals this week7↑ 3
Threats1Quillbill free SSO
Opportunities2Pricing, search demand
ThreatQuillbill added SSO to its free planTwo of our open deals compared us with Quillbill this month. · Oct 21Changelog
OpportunityTallywren raised prices for teams over 10 seatsCould help our mid-market pipeline. · Oct 19Pricing page
Opportunity"Invoice automation" searches up this quarterMatches the rise in reminder requests. · Oct 16Search trends
Weekly report
Week of Oct 19Shipped2↑ 1 vs last week
At risk1SSO for admins
Decisions2Both with sources
ShippedCSV export with custom columnsRelease note sent to the 14 customers who asked.PR #412
ShippedInvoice reminders on one queueRetries no longer send a reminder twice.PR #418
At riskSSO for admins, 2 days behindWaits on the auth team's API change.3 sources
DecidedBulk-edit moves behind SSOOctober 12 planning review.Decision
DecidedSpanish reminders go in the Q1 plan4 customers asked, 2 in Mexico.#product
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Connect nowDecisions
What was decided, when and why. Linked to the evidence.
1 open contradictionThe Q1 plan says "no new payment features", but partial payments has $31k in open deals behind it.Review
SSO starts with Okta and Google
Oct 6 · Maya · when the SSO project was defined
Why: the two identity providers customers asked for most.
Sales call · Corvo3 tickets
Bulk-edit moves behind SSO
Oct 12 · Maya, Jon, Priya · planning review
Why: two open deals need SSO; no deal waits on bulk-edit.
Planning notes#product thread2 open deals
Spanish reminders go in the Q1 plan
Oct 20 · Maya · #product
Why: 4 customers asked, 2 in Mexico.
#product4 chats
Invoice reminders move to one queue
Oct 8 · Jon · PR review
Why: retries were sending reminders twice.
PR #4185 tickets
Signals
Every call, ticket and message, matched to the customer and the request it's about.
LiveSales call · Corvo Logistics · 2 h ago“We can't roll out until admins can log in with Okta.”
→ SSO for adminsTicket #4821 · Orbital Health · 3 h ago“Our admins got locked out again this morning.”
→ SSO for adminsChat · Tallis & Webb · 5 h ago“Can a client pay half now and half next month?”
→ Partial payments#sales · Priya · Yesterday“Fernhill asked about instalments again on today's call.”
→ Partial paymentsDeal note · Kestrel Dental · Yesterday“They want to move 40 due dates at once.”
→ Bulk-edit due datesRadar: your personalized daily report of what changed across code, calls and Slack.
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The problem
Code got fast. Planning, deciding and sharing context didn't.
Code got fast. Planning, deciding and sharing context didn't. The work around the code now takes longer than the code.
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Status means chasing people
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“At some point the updates kind of became the work.”r/EngineeringManagers · July 2026
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Context is scattered
Requirements sit in Slack threads and memory, so the wrong thing ships.
“…how much of this job only ever exists in people's heads.”r/EngineeringManagers · June 2026
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Plans break fast
Estimates made at kickoff fall apart once the code starts moving.
“It's not planning if nothing survives.”r/ExperiencedDevs · February 2026
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What is Devplan?
Devplan is AI-native product management software for software teams. It reads customer feedback from calls, tickets and Slack, ranks what customers ask for by demand, impact and effort, and turns it into PRDs, tech specs and tickets your engineers and AI coding agents can build. It keeps one live product brain that your whole team and your AI agents work from.
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How do small product teams go from customer feedback to shipped features without a full-time PM?
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