I kept hitting the same problem in Slack: a project channel can look fine until it isn’t. The real signal is usually buried in threads, stray blocker mentions, and a drop in channel activity. Then someone asks for status and you end up piecing it together by hand.
It sits in Slack project channels and:
* flags blockers, delays, and scope creep
* DMs the project lead when something needs attention
* sends a Friday digest with decisions, blockers, accomplishments, and recent activity
* keeps a pinned Canvas updated so stakeholders can check status without asking in-thread
* stays quiet when a channel is active and does lightweight check-ins when it goes quiet
* deactivates itself if a channel has been dead for 3+ weeks; it warns first, waits 7 days, then removes itself
Free tier covers 2 channels with weekly digests. Pro is $29/mo.
I read a hypothesis that it's birth control going to waste water facilities, and then getting back into the drinking water supply. From what I read a charcoal filter lessens the effects - which I believe gets filtered through a normal refrigerator filter. Please verify this information first, it's all conjecture and hypothesis.
It says it right in the blog post. VSCode only does fuzzy matching for javascript. This is an "intelligent" autocomplete, so the suggestions should be better.
I kept hitting the same problem in Slack: a project channel can look fine until it isn’t. The real signal is usually buried in threads, stray blocker mentions, and a drop in channel activity. Then someone asks for status and you end up piecing it together by hand.
It sits in Slack project channels and:
* flags blockers, delays, and scope creep
* DMs the project lead when something needs attention
* sends a Friday digest with decisions, blockers, accomplishments, and recent activity
* keeps a pinned Canvas updated so stakeholders can check status without asking in-thread
* stays quiet when a channel is active and does lightweight check-ins when it goes quiet
* deactivates itself if a channel has been dead for 3+ weeks; it warns first, waits 7 days, then removes itself
Free tier covers 2 channels with weekly digests. Pro is $29/mo.