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Delivery dashboards

Live Org adminManagerDeveloperViewer
Who can use it
Everyone with a workspace account. What you see about individuals depends on your role.
Where
Home, Teams & Groups, Contributors, My dashboard, Manager dashboard
Default time window
Last 3 months
Keyboard shortcut
Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows and Linux)

DevGlimpse turns pull requests, reviews and commits into four delivery measures: cycle time, review wait, PR size and throughput. You see them for the whole organization, for a team, for a custom group, and for one contributor. Use them to spot where work waits, not to rank people.

What the dashboards measure

Measure What it tells you How it is counted
Cycle time How long a pull request takes from open to merge Merge time minus open time, for each merged pull request
Review wait (review latency) How long an author waits for a first review Open time to the first review by a person. Reviews by bots do not start the clock.
PR size How big merged changes are Lines added plus lines deleted in each merged pull request
Throughput How much work gets done Commits, pull requests opened, pull requests merged and reviews given

Bots are left out of every measure. Each number is attributed to the day the event happened, in your workspace time zone. For the exact definitions, see the metric glossary.

Open a dashboard

The sidebar lists the reports by category. These pages cover delivery:

  • Home category: Teams & Groups, Contributors and My dashboard.
  • Efficiency category: Manager dashboard and PR Workflow.

Open any of them and you see the totals for the window, week-by-week trends and a table below.

  1. Select Manager dashboard to see the whole organization: active contributors, commits, PRs merged, reviews given, average cycle time and average review latency. A table compares your custom groups.
  2. Select Teams & Groups to see every GitHub team and every custom group with what each delivered. Select one to open its page.
  3. Select Contributors to see everyone who committed, opened, merged or reviewed in the window. Select a person to open their page.
  4. Select My dashboard to see your own delivery. Nobody else’s numbers appear there.

A team or group page also shows review load, the monthly pulse score and a members table.

Note Team and group numbers are visible to every role. Individual numbers follow the visibility setting for your role. A team or group with fewer people than the workspace's minimum group size (3 by default) is hidden from everyone, so nobody can be singled out. See Roles and visibility.

Use the global filter bar

Every report has one filter bar at the top. Your choices live in the page address, so you can copy the link and a colleague sees the same view.

  1. Pick a Team or group in the first list. The default is All Teams. Teams and groups are listed separately.
  2. Pick a date range with the buttons: Default, 4w, 3m, 1y, 3y, XTD (year to date) or Custom. Default is the range the report was designed for. Custom shows From and To date fields.
  3. Select Add filter to narrow further. Depending on the report you can add Repository, Contributor, Group by, Attribute or Time.
  4. To measure in working hours only, add Time and choose Business hours. The default is Calendar time. Working hours and holidays come from your workspace settings.
  5. Remove a filter with its remove button.

On reports that support it, the Views button saves the current filters under a name. Enter a name in Name this view and select Save. Open a saved view later from the same menu.

Jump anywhere with the command palette

Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows and Linux) to open the palette. Start typing to jump to a report, an admin page you can open, a team, a group, a contributor or a repository.

  • Type @ to search contributors only.
  • Type @@ to search teams and groups.
  • Type # to search repositories.
  • Use the arrow keys and Enter to pick a result.

The palette also lists quick actions: switching the theme between Dark, Light and System, changing the date range for the current report, and signing out.

Follow the setup checklist

The Setup tasks card on Home shows what is left to do in a new workspace. Each task ticks itself off when the workspace has what it needs.

Task What it does
Add Code Source Connects your GitHub organization to measure cycle time, review latency and throughput.
Add Ticket Source Links Linear issues to pull requests.
Add AI Source Sends AI coding assistant events so you can see where AI helps.
Configure MCP Gives your AI assistants a scoped, read-only way to query delivery metrics.
Invite Team Members Shares an invite link so managers and developers see their own dashboards.
  1. As an org admin, select Start on a task to go straight to the page that completes it.
  2. Select Skip to hide a task you do not need. Select Show N skipped to bring skipped tasks back.
  3. When every task is done or skipped, Home shows the most popular reports instead of the checklist.

Managers and developers see the list and where setup stands, but only an org admin can use Start or Skip.

Common questions

Why is a team or group missing numbers?It has fewer people than the workspace's minimum group size, or it is too close in membership to another team, group or attribute slice. DevGlimpse hides it so no individual can be worked out by subtraction. An org admin can review the minimum under Admin → Settings.
Why do my numbers differ from a colleague's?Individual metrics follow each person's role and visibility scope. Check that you both use the same team, date range and Time filter. Copying the page link shares your exact filters.
The dashboard is empty after I connected GitHub.DevGlimpse imports the last 90 days in the background, one repository at a time, and dashboards fill in as repositories finish. See How data syncs.