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Engineering

From backlog to merge, without switching tabs.

Engineering work spreads wider than anyone else's: the decision is in a document, the task on a board, the code on GitHub and the agreement in Slack. muriki pulls all of it around the same issue, so nobody rebuilds the context three times a day.

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cycle · 2 semanasMUR-24
Lançar o early access
14 Ago · 3 subtarefas
AltaEm andamento
Sync offline com Yjs
06 Ago · em revisão
UrgenteEm andamento
Sync offline com Yjs
fechada pelo PR #412
UrgenteConcluído
Convite de time por link
esperando MUR-25
UrgenteBloqueado
PR #412 mergeado
what changes in your cycle

Stop rebuilding the same context three times a day.

None of this is mandatory: each team takes what makes sense and ignores the rest. The module that delivers each item is marked — today only focus is standing.

work comes in here
01

Before the cycle starts

  • Prioritised backlog

    projects

    What matters sits at the top. Everything else stops shouting.

  • Fixed-length cycles

    projects

    Two weeks, closed scope. What didn't fit rolls over on its own, no meeting required.

  • Quarterly roadmap

    projects

    Show leadership where the team stands without building a deck on Friday night.

  • Team capacity

    projects

    Know whether one more fits before you say yes.

Backlog12
MUR-33

Workspace onboarding

BacklogMediumMB
MUR-34

Search by subject

BacklogLowGT
This cycle5
MUR-24

Ship the early access

To doHighGT
MUR-36

Calendar MCP server

To doUrgentAL
In progress2
MUR-25

Offline sync with Yjs

In progressUrgentGT
MUR-28

Team invite by link

BlockedHighMB
Done8
MUR-27

The focus timeline

DoneMediumAL
the cycle board, with what sits in each column
02

While the code moves

  • Tasks with subtasks

    focus

    Break the impossible-looking thing down until it's something you can start today.

  • Explicit dependencies

    focus

    Find out your work is blocked before standup, not during it.

  • Blocks with a reason

    focus

    Stalled work doesn't vanish: it shows why and how long it's been waiting.

  • Focus blocks on the calendar

    focus

    Reserve the time for real. Your calendar stops lying about your day.

the real timeline, with dependencies between deliveries
03

After the task closes

  • Technical decisions in docs

    docs

    That “why did we build it this way?” still has an answer six months later.

  • Architecture on canvas

    canvas

    Draw the system and click a node to see the work that built it.

  • Cycle history

    projects

    Your retro starts written: what shipped, what stalled, what rolled over.

Decision: CRDT on the client

The document is the local source of truth. The migration is being handled inMUR-25Offline sync with Yjs— when it closes, the paragraph below stops being true.

architecturedecided on Jul 28
the written decision, with the task cited inside
and leaves here

What is ready lands where the team already is, with nobody copying links or telling people by hand.

  • Slackthe team knows it shipped without anyone announcing
  • GitHubthe PR closes the task, the task closes the cycle
  • Emailwhoever doesn't live in the tool gets the summary
with the agent

What it does for an engineering team

  • An open PR becomes a task with owner and due date, and closes itself when the merge lands.
  • “What blocked this week's cycle?” returns the stalled task, for how long, and who is waiting.
  • A decision thread in Slack becomes a written document, with the tasks it produced already created.
day to day

How the team uses it

  1. morning

    Open focus and see what's yours today, blockers at the top.

  2. during

    The task follows the PR: it changes state without anyone updating two places.

  3. end of cycle

    What shipped, what stalled and what goes back to the backlog, already sorted.

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