Zamski connects to GitHub, Jira, Slack, Confluence, Calendar, and Zoom. It watches engineering activity in real-time, detects coordination patterns across systems, and builds evolving narratives about what is happening in your organization.
14 evaluators analyze engineering activity in real-time. Review bottlenecks, coordination gaps, velocity changes, stale work, undocumented decisions, untracked risk. Each calibrated to your team's rolling baselines, not generic thresholds.
When multiple patterns co-occur in the same area, a synthesis engine connects them: "review bottleneck + stale work + untracked risk in the same module = capacity constraint."
Each detection becomes an ARC with an AI-generated narrative that explains what is happening, who is involved, and how it connects to other patterns. Narratives build on previous cycles. "Since the last assessment, PR #412 was reviewed, but two new PRs joined the queue."
The narrative carries uncertainty language proportional to evidence: "Early signals suggest..." (2 data points) vs "Analysis confirms..." (25 data points, 3 sources, 4 weeks of evidence).
ARCs appear on a spatial radar organized by team breadth (how many people involved) and time depth (how long the pattern has been building). A review bottleneck involving 5 people over 3 weeks looks different from a fresh signal involving 1 person today.
Click any ARC to enter the temporal tunnel and explore the full timeline of events.
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