Know what actually shipped.
You run 1:1s and reviews from memory. The record is already in GitHub.
20eggs assembles it — what each person shipped, what’s stuck, and a 1:1 brief you can copy. Every line links to the work behind it.
Invite-only for now. Signing in needs an account that has been invited — connecting a repository costs real money to run, and there is no way to pay for it yet.
How it works
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Connect a repository
Sign in with GitHub and pick one. Read-only, and nothing is ever written back.
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It syncs on its own
Pull requests, issues and reviews, on a daily cadence. You do not press anything.
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Read it before the 1:1
What each person shipped, what has gone quiet, and questions worth asking.
30 June to 11 August · 1 repository · listed alphabetically
Alphabetical. There is no score, no ranking, and no way to sort this by output.
Click a person, then open their brief. The data is invented; the screens are the real ones.
Walk in prepared
A brief for each person: what they shipped since you last spoke, what is open, what has been stuck and for how long, and three questions worth asking. Copy it as Markdown.
Check anything in one click
Every statement links to the pull request or issue it came from. Where the evidence does not support a claim, it is not written — and where the data is silent, the page says so instead of printing a zero.
Receipts, not ratings
No score, no leaderboard, no sort by output. It only sees GitHub, so it misses the design work and the incident call — every page says as much.