Team Progress Digest
Team Progress Digest is a routine your Townie AI assistant runs on your schedule: it reads merged and open pull requests in GitHub and issue moves in Linear, then sends a short digest of what shipped, what's in progress, and what's blocked — grouped by project or person, with every item linked so you can dig in.
See it work: the whole team's day in one read
See what your team shipped without pinging anyone
The digest arrives on your schedule. Nobody gets pinged.
GitHub
Gmail
Linear
Outlook
Slack
GitLab
Jira
NotionIt runs on your schedule
Daily, end of day, or a fuller Friday edition — your Townie sweeps the team's activity without anyone filing a status update.
It reads where the work lives
Merged and open pull requests in GitHub, issue and project moves in Linear — grouped by project or person, whichever way you think.
You get the operator's view
One short digest: what shipped, what's moving, and what's blocked on a decision — with a link back to every PR and issue.
Team Progress Digest FAQ
It's a routine your Townie AI assistant runs on your schedule: it reads merged and open pull requests in GitHub and issue moves in Linear, then sends you a short digest of what shipped, what's in progress, and what's blocked and needs you. You set it up once by describing it to your assistant — the message on this page is that description.
No — this routine is read-and-report only. It reads the accounts you connect, access is scoped to you, and it never comments, merges, or moves issues. Read more in our security overview.
Somewhere your team's work lives — GitHub for code, and a project tracker like Linear, Asana, or Jira. Your assistant adapts the digest to whatever you've connected, and delivers it by email or Slack.
Nothing changes for them. The routine reads the same activity that's already visible to you — no bots commenting on PRs, no check-in messages, no new process for the team to follow.
Yes — by project, by person, or by what's blocked first. Tell your assistant how you want to read it and it updates the routine from that one message.
