engineering-health

Generate engineering team performance reports by analyzing git commit history and GitHub Pull Request data against the 2x velocity framework. The Skill calculates team and individual metrics, including commits, merged PRs, and code contributions, to highlight top performers and engineers needing attention.

Track GitHub Pull Request metrics for individual developers automatically by using GitHub CLI for data collection and specific git email patterns for accurate tracking. This process identifies top performers and engineers needing attention based on their merged PRs and code contributions.

You need both git and GitHub CLI installed to measure engineering velocity, as the Skill requires these tools for data collection. It uses git and GitHub CLI to gather commit history and merged PR data, comparing the results against established baselines and targets.

The 2x velocity framework is a baseline used to analyze engineering team performance by comparing individual and team metrics against established targets. This Skill uses the framework to evaluate commits, merged PRs, and code contributions, generating actionable insights into team productivity.

Identify top performers and engineers needing attention by generating a detailed performance report that analyzes git commits and merged PRs. The report calculates individual metrics and compares them against the 2x velocity framework baselines to highlight high achievers and struggling engineers.

Run engineering velocity reports weekly to get a clear overview of your team's output without manual data compilation. A team lead can use these frequent reports to identify struggling engineers, celebrate high achievers, and track key performance trends over time.