DevFlowAI
The AI workspace for engineering teams

Less reporting.More shipping, for Engineering Teams

Automate standups, generate team summaries, and onboard engineers faster with AI-powered codebase search.

Secure workspacesBring your own API keysYour data stays yours

Features

Two workflows. One focused workspace.

Keep the team in sync and get new engineers productive, without the meetings or the wiki archaeology.

StandupAI

Standups without the meeting

Everyone posts what they did, what's next, and any blockers, in writing, on their own time. Claude turns the day into a clear summary, and a weekly sprint digest is one click away.

  • AI daily summaries that group work and surface blockers
  • One click weekly sprint digest, emailed to the whole team
  • Filter by teammate or date, scoped to each workspace
AK

Alex K.

Today's Standup

9:14 am
Done

Fixed auth bug in the middleware layer

Reviewed 3 open PRs

Next

Start onboarding flow UI

Blockers

Waiting on API keys from client

AI Summary Ready
Onboarding Agent

Connect a repo, get a guide

DevFlow indexes your codebase and writes an onboarding guide: overview, architecture, key modules, and where to start.

Grounded Q&A

Ask the codebase anything

Answers are grounded in your real code and cite the exact files and line ranges they came from.

Semantic search

Find code by describing it

Vector search over your repo surfaces the most relevant files for a plain English query.

How It Works

Set up in minutes. No meetings required.

Two workflows, both built to run async.

1

Post your update

Share what you did, what's next, and any blockers, in writing, whenever it suits you.

2

AI summarizes the day

Claude turns the team's updates into a clear daily summary with blockers surfaced up top.

3

Send the weekly digest

One click compiles the week into a sprint digest and emails it to everyone on the team.

FAQ

Questions you'll probably ask

Built for developers, by developers.

Open source, free forever, and yours to host. Bring your own API keys and own your data completely.

Fork it, run it on your own stack, and if it saves your team time, a star helps other teams find it.