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One task, one commit. Watch the bar move without anyone touching it.

Step 3 of 3

Actmark finds the callback route in that commit. The bar moves to 3 of 4 and names the file. Nobody clicked anything.

$ git commit -m "add google callback"$ git push   c72d5e0..8f3c2a1  main -> main

Maya asked for this on Monday

“Let people log in with their Google account.”

Exists in the code3 of 4

A “Continue with Google” button on the sign-in page (done)
components/SignInButton.tsx · 41be09d
Google sends people back into the app after they say yes (done)
app/auth/callback/route.ts · 8f3c2a1
Each account remembers which Google login it belongs to (done)
db/schema.ts · c72d5e0
People stay logged in when they come back (not yet)
No code yet

Last moved by commit 8f3c2a1, just nowStatus updates typed by people 0

Step 3 of 3

Actmark finds the callback route in that commit. The bar moves to 3 of 4 and names the file. Nobody clicked anything.

Progress comes from the repository itself, so there is nothing to keep up to date and nothing to take on trust.

Setup is a GitHub App install and a conversation about what you’re building. After that, your only job is saying what you want next.

Describe the task.
In your own words. “Let people log in with Google.”
Your engineer signs off on it.
They see what you asked for and what it means in the code, and fix it if it’s wrong. Now you both mean the same thing by done.
It updates itself.
Every commit that counts moves the task forward, and shows you the file it came from.

A task that had commits last week and nothing since gets flagged, before it becomes a missed deadline.

Shipped: What got built this week, and by whom.Google sign-in · 4 of 4
Untouched: Tasks with no code behind them yet.Export invoices as PDF · 0 of 3 · no commits
Stalled: Had commits twelve days ago. Nothing since.Team invites · 2 of 5 · last commit 12 days ago

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Is this monitoring my developers?: It tracks tasks, not people. There are no productivity scores and no per-person rankings.