Track ZenHub sprint metrics across workspaces
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ZenStat automatically ingests your ZenHub issues and gives you a unified view of your team’s health across multiple ZenHub workspaces.
Identify hidden bottlenecks through cycle time metrics, understand team pace via velocity charts, and share burndown charts with stakeholders. ZenStat requires no complicated setup just connect your GitHub repository and see results instantly.
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4Developer who has been writing code, hacking stuff since 2011.
Currently launching this tool for free for the first 20 users! If you are a scrum master or have to look after multiple teams, give it a try!
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Cycle time metrics are so underused in sprint retrospectives. Having these automatically pulled from ZenHub issues rather than manually calculated is a big win for engineering managers. The cross-workspace view is especially valuable for orgs where teams share dependencies across multiple repos.
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Useful for teams already in the ZenHub ecosystem. One gap I notice: cycle time and velocity metrics are great, but without any annotation or comment layer, it's hard to explain why a sprint went off-track when sharing burndown charts with stakeholders. Adding a simple notes field per sprint would make the reports more actionable in retrospectives.