Daily standup, without the meeting
Your standup,
read aloud.
Write your update in a minute, with the last few days of commits and cards already on the page. At standup time the bot reads everyone's update to the room, one person at a time.
How a morning goes
Three minutes, then it runs itself.
Compose
Open the project. Recent commits and Trello cards are already listed. Tick what matters, add a line of your own, and let the model make it sound like you said it.
Join the room
Everyone on the project opens the same page. You can see who is in and whose update is ready.
The bot speaks
Each update is read in turn. Pause between people for questions, then carry on.
Pulls from where the work lives
Nothing to remember. It is already in the log.
Every project lists its repositories and its board. Suggestions come from what actually changed, credited to whoever changed it.
- GitHubCommits from the last four days on every branch of the project's repos, in order, by author.
- TrelloCards assigned to you, with the list they sit in.
- HumanizeTurns points into something you would say out loud. Yours in first person, teammates' by name.
- RoomOne shared playback. Pause, resume, or skip to the next person.
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