Weekly Reports
ProgressCue sends automated weekly reports summarizing your team’s engineering activity to Slack. Navigate to Settings › Weekly Reports to configure them. The page requires a Slack integration — all controls are disabled until Slack is connected.
Enable/disable
Section titled “Enable/disable”A master toggle turns weekly reports on or off. When disabled, the delivery routes, schedule, and metrics sections are greyed out. The toggle requires Slack to be connected before it can be turned on.
Delivery routes
Section titled “Delivery routes”Map each team’s metrics to a Slack channel. Select a team (or “All Teams”) and a Slack channel, then click Add. Each route appears as a list entry showing the team name, channel, and creation date. Click the delete button to remove a route.
At least one delivery route is required — the heading turns red with a warning icon if none are configured.
Delivery schedule
Section titled “Delivery schedule”Pick the day of the week and time (UTC) for report delivery. Both fields save immediately when changed. The default is Sunday at 23:00 UTC.
Metrics to include
Section titled “Metrics to include”Choose which metrics appear in the report. A live Slack message preview on the right updates as you toggle metrics on and off. All metrics are enabled by default.
Metrics that have no data for the current week (e.g. zero PRs merged, no CI runs) are automatically hidden from the delivered report.
Several metrics include a week-over-week comparison suffix when the change exceeds 5% (e.g. ”↑ 15% vs last week” or ”↓ 10% vs last week”).
Team Activity
Section titled “Team Activity”PRs merged — Total number of pull requests merged during the week. Includes a week-over-week percentage comparison when data from the previous week is available.
New PRs still open — Number of new pull requests opened this week that remain unmerged. Only shown when the count is greater than zero.
Average time to merge — Average time from PR creation to merge, displayed in days (e.g. “1.8 days”). Includes a week-over-week comparison.
Collaboration
Section titled “Collaboration”Most active reviewer — The team member who provided the most PR reviews this week, shown with their username and review count.
Most PRs merged — The team member who had the most pull requests merged, shown with their username and PR count.
Average reviews per PR — Average number of reviews received per pull request. Includes a week-over-week comparison.
Median review response time — Median time to receive the first review on a pull request, displayed in hours (e.g. “3.2h”). Includes a week-over-week comparison.
Highlights
Section titled “Highlights”Most commented PR — The pull request with the most discussion. Shows the PR title (truncated to 50 characters), PR number, repository name, and comment count.
PRs failed CI before merging — Number of PRs that had CI failures before a successful merge. Only shown when the count is greater than zero.
Review turnaround improvement — Week-over-week change in review response time, displayed as a percentage. Shows “improved by X%” when reviews got faster, or “slowed by X%” when they got slower. Only shown when the change exceeds 5%.
CI/Builds
Section titled “CI/Builds”GitHub Actions runs — Total number of GitHub Actions workflow runs for the week, with the overall success rate as a percentage.
Time wasted on reruns — Minutes spent on failed workflow runs that required reruns. Only shown when wasted time is greater than zero.
Send Test Message
Section titled “Send Test Message”Click Send Test Message to deliver a real report to all configured Slack channels immediately. This lets you verify the output before the next scheduled delivery. The button is disabled when reports are turned off or when no delivery routes or metrics are configured.