Scryable surfaces commit patterns, velocity trends, churn ratios, PR cycle time, and per-author breakdowns from your git history. Filter by date range, branch, or contributor. Outlier commits are excluded by default to keep the signal clean.
Daily and weekly commit patterns, alongside PR open and merge rates, across all branches. Burst days, quiet periods, and review lag are all visible. Thirty days at a glance, up to full history on paid plans.
Line additions and deletions over time, the churn ratio between them, and PR cycle time from open to merge. High churn can signal rewrites or AI-generated output that isn't sticking. Slow cycle time often points to review bottlenecks or PRs that are too large to assess quickly.
Per-author commit counts, additions, deletions, churn ratios, and PR cycle time, all visible at the repo level. You can see where review lag is concentrated, which contributors are opening large PRs, and where code is landing cleanly.
Filter by date range, branch, author, or repo. Outlier commits (mass imports, automated dependency updates, large refactors) are excluded by default using a P99 filter, with P95 available. The signal stays clean.
Engineering managers spend a lot of time in standups and one-to-ones trying to build a picture of what's happening across their repos. Scryable gives you that picture from the git history, without asking anyone to report on themselves.
Repository Insights covers the full view: how much your team is committing, how that velocity trends over time, what the churn rate says about code quality, and how PR cycle time is behaving across contributors and repos. It runs across all your connected repositories at once, so you're not stitching together information from multiple tools.
PR cycle time in particular tells you things commit volume can't: where review is creating drag, which PRs are sitting too long, and whether the team is shipping in small batches or accumulating large ones. The data is neutral. No verdicts, no recommendations. Just a clear picture of what's there.
The dashboard pulls commit activity and PR cycle time together across all your connected repos. You can see where velocity is rising, where churn is climbing, and where PRs are taking longer to close than they should.
No manual data pulls. Scryable reads your git history and surfaces the picture automatically, updated as your team ships.
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