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Engineering routines

The maintenance work nobody schedules, scheduled.

Engineering routines take the recurring upkeep that competes with feature work — triaging new issues, chasing stalled pull requests, reading error trends — and put it on a clock. Each run reads the connected tools, proposes concrete next actions with evidence, and only acts through tools you have explicitly approved.

Put a routine to work

Works with

  • Linear

    Review projects and issues, surface blocked plan work, and prepare accountable follow-up through approved actions.

  • Sentry

    Review incidents and error trends on a schedule, then surface the changes that need attention.

  • Supabase

    Review schema health, advisors, and bounded service logs in an explicitly non-production project.

  • GitHub

    Read repositories and issues, then open reviewable pull requests through GitHub's remote MCP server.

  • Atlassian

    Review Jira issues, boards, and Confluence plans for blocked and overdue work.

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Common questions

Can a routine modify our repository?
Only through tools you explicitly enable, and write-like actions need a separate automatic-execution approval. A triage routine can run for months in propose-only mode.
What happens when there is nothing to report?
The run says so explicitly and finishes. A quiet week produces a short all-clear rather than padding, and the trace shows what was checked.
Which tools do engineering routines use?
GitHub is built in, and Linear, Sentry, Supabase, Atlassian (Jira and Confluence), and Retool connect over MCP. Each routine lists the capabilities it needs, and you grant them per connection.

Give engineering work a schedule.

Adapt a routine, approve its exact permissions, prove one run, then let the schedule own it.

Put your first routine to work