Engineering teams juggle sprint boards, incident channels, RFCs, review queues, and endless status meetings. Decisions get buried in chat, specs drift from what’s implemented, and leaders spend hours preparing updates for QBRs and stakeholder reviews. An Engineering Clone sits across your tools and rituals, capturing decisions, keeping tickets clean, and preparing concise summaries—so humans can focus on architecture, debugging, and mentoring.

Your Engineering Clone flags stale tickets, missing owners, and unclear descriptions across your boards. It suggests labels, links related issues, and surfaces likely duplicates based on history. Instead of engineers wasting cycles cleaning up the board, they get a clearer, better‑organized backlog to work from.

For standups, sprint planning, design reviews, and incident calls, your Clone captures what was discussed, records decisions, and extracts follow‑ups. It updates tickets and docs where appropriate, and drafts recap notes for stakeholders so context doesn’t live only in memory or scattered chat threads.

Your Clone compiles updates from tickets, incidents, and projects into clear summaries for QBRs, product reviews, and leadership syncs. It highlights shipped work, risks, and blockers, and links back to underlying tickets and docs so engineering leaders don’t have to manually assemble status decks every cycle.