Plot twist: We found your notebook and ran with it.
In all seriousness, it's really cool to hear it's something you thought of years ago. One day, we'd like to allow anyone to build their own widgets inside of Hetchr, and I hope to see one of yours.
Good call, to be honest we haven't had many requests for AWS Codebuild / CodePipeline. Outside of Github, most of our requests are for Azure Devops, Bitbucket and Gitlab. I'll bring it up with the team and see when/how we can implement them.
OP here. Here’s a quick summary about what we’re building:
We centralize the main features of your everyday tools (PRs, CI, Kanban tasks) and build a live feed of everything happening within your development teams. Essentially, we aggregate a "quick view" of your team's development status and give you a way to manage tasks directly from our platform.
We just opened up beta testing and anyone can create an account here. We're still quite early, so it takes about 10 minutes to get your tools connected: https://preview.hetchr.com/signup
Currently, we have integrated Github Issues, Github Pull Requests, Jira, and two native Hetchr ATOMs. Next on the list are CircleCI / Github Actions / Jenkins.
Some additional notes if you'd like to try it out:
- The only data we permanently store is your name, email, and authentication credential. While using Hetchr, we only collect and store locally the data necessary to display your workspace. For Jira, we access/store your project's configurations and the issues. For Github, we access/store your Issues and Pull Requests' comments (not the code). You can delete your account and any associated data in the setting section.
- In order to install our Jira ATOM, you must be the Jira administrator and in order to install our Github ATOMs, you must be the repo owner.
Thanks for taking a look! I’d love to hear your thoughts and I’m happy to answer questions.
Here's our Slack group if you’d prefer to chat directly:
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