Pull requests and releases

Every pull request, from agent to release, and what it cost.

From your git and GitHub on this machine: where each piece of work is, what the agents spent on each pull request at list price, what each release shipped.

Download for Mac

Notarized by Apple. One file for Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 13 or later.

Or run it yourself:

curl -fsSL https://caprock.dev/mac.sh | sh

Paste in Terminal: it installs Caprock and opens it.Or with Homebrew: brew install --cask dspv/tap/caprock-app

Two pull requests on the Pipeline: one stopped at a red CI with $43.15 of agent cost, one with CI running at $129, each with its steps open, CI, merged and released — Example figures from a demo machine. Agent cost is at API list price, an estimate.

The Work board
Every branch at its furthest stage — next release, in review, in work, planned, released — with its agent, model, time and cost.
Each pull request's road
Open, CI, merged, released, with the time in its step and the agent cost at list price.
The next release, planned
The version your changelog entries call for, and each pull request headed into it: its stage, what it waits for, its agent cost and its CI time against the usual.
What each release cost
Every version with the pull requests it shipped and their agent cost, summed.
Your pace against your usual
In flight, throughput, CI median, opened to merged, merged to released and agent cost, each beside its last 14 days.
Who · 7 days
Who opened pull requests on GitHub this week, how many merged, and the agent cost charged to them.
Cost per agent-hour
The last 24 hours' spend per active agent-hour, at API list price, with its 15-day line.
Agent team
The main sessions and subagents at work in the last ten minutes, and today's peak.
Share the figures
The eight flow figures as a card to save, copy or post — anonymous unless you add the repository's name.