Azure DevOps-native sprint and flow intelligence

Visualizes the last 6 completed sprints — committed story points vs completed story points side by side. Automatically calculates commitment reliability % and flags sprints where scope creep or under-commitment occurred.

• Last 6 sprints bar chart — committed vs completed
• Commitment reliability % trend line
• Highlights over- and under-commitment patterns
• Filters by team and iteration path

Current sprint SVG burndown chart showing ideal burn-rate vs actual remaining work. Ahead/behind badge updates live as items are completed throughout the sprint.

• Ideal line vs actual remaining work
• Ahead / Behind badge with delta in story points
• Updates live without page refresh
• Works with both story points and item count

Current sprint point summary plus a breakdown of every work item by state. See exactly what is In Progress, Blocked, Done, and yet to be started — all on one screen.

• Total committed, completed, remaining, added scope
• Items grouped by workflow state
• Blocked item indicator
• Click-through to work item detail

Tracks the percentage of the original sprint commitment that was completed, separating scope added mid-sprint from the initial plan. Helps distinguish planning problems from execution problems.

• Original commitment vs final completion %
• Mid-sprint scope additions clearly flagged
• Historical scope discipline trend
• Team-level and individual-level views

A single-screen snapshot of each sprint built from revision history — not current board state. Commitment is locked at end of day 2 to account for planning refinement. Multi-team comparison with CSV export included.

• Committed set locked at end of day 2 — handles late additions from distributed teams
• Scope change as net additions and removals — bounces are neutral
• Carryover based on workflow state position, not estimate fields
• Removed Items Panel with title, type, and state at removal
• Multi-team comparison with independent sprint selectors and CSV export
• Data from System.IterationPath revision history via EVER WIQL — not current board state

Reads team capacity directly from Azure DevOps Boards — no external calendar needed. Shows available days per team member, team-wide days off, and effective capacity % for any sprint. Calculates a recommended story point commitment by applying capacity % to your team's historical velocity.

• Reads iteration dates, working days, and per-member days off from ADO
• Team-wide days off (company holidays, all-hands) factored in automatically
• Effective capacity % = available person-days / total person-days
• Recommended commitment = avg velocity × capacity %
• Sprint selector covers current, upcoming, and recent past sprints
• Empty state guides teams to Boards → Sprints → Capacity if not configured

Every completed work item is plotted as a dot — date completed on the X axis, cycle time in days on the Y axis. Percentile lines (50th, 85th, 95th) give instant SLE (Service Level Expectation) visibility.

• P50, P85, P95 percentile lines
• Filter by work item type and date range
• Outlier highlighting for long-running items
• Export to PNG for reporting

Tracks the ratio of active work time vs total elapsed time (wait time + active time) over rolling 4-week periods. Declining efficiency surfaces hidden queuing problems.

• Active time vs wait time breakdown
• Rolling 4-week efficiency trend
• Column-level flow analysis
• WIP vs throughput correlation view

Live board view showing every in-progress item, its age in days, and which items are approaching or exceeding team-configured WIP limits. Red badges alert on policy breaches instantly.

• Per-column WIP count vs configured limit
• Item age in days — color coded (green/amber/red)
• Configurable WIP limit per column
• Breach alert with count of violations

Surfaces items that have been in the same state longer than expected or are explicitly tagged as blocked. Prevent forgotten tickets from becoming sprint surprises.

• Age threshold alerts per column
• Blocked tag detection
• Time-in-state histogram
• Escalation-ready summary list

A stacked area chart showing how work items move through six workflow stages over time. Built from state event history replayed day by day through your configured workflow mapping — not a snapshot of current board state.

• Six stages: New → Queued → In Progress → Test → Review → Done
• Built from work item state event history, not current board state
• Respects your saved workflow mapping for custom state names
• Reveals WIP accumulation, throughput drops, and queue build-up at a glance

Enter a backlog item count, select a throughput window, and the simulator runs 10,000 iterations drawing from your real delivery data. Output: P50, P85, and P95 delivery date estimates.

• 10,000 simulation runs per forecast
• P50 / P85 / P95 confidence date bands
• Configurable throughput lookback window
• Histogram of simulated completion dates

Tracks active Features (epics) and their child story completion percentage using WIQL link queries. Know which features are on track and which need attention before stakeholder reviews.

• Feature-level completion % via child link query
• Active vs completed child story counts
• Rollup from any work item hierarchy level
• Filter by area path and iteration

Aggregated risk signals across all current work: blocked ratio, WIP policy compliance, cycle time deviation, and scope change index. Single-panel health score for leadership dashboards.

• Composite delivery health score
• Blocked ratio, WIP compliance, scope drift signals
• Traffic-light status (green/amber/red)
• Trend vs previous sprint comparison

Company-wide AI adoption analytics for GitHub Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, or a Custom API endpoint. Included in every subscription and available during the 30-day trial. Shows realistic demo data until a live source is connected.

• Overview tab: Active Users, Acceptance Rate, Suggestions Generated, Teams Active stat cards
• Users tab: Top 10 and Bottom 10 users by acceptance rate — spot engaged and at-risk contributors
• Teams tab: Team / Manager Leaderboard sorted by adoption metrics
• Insights tab: actionable adoption patterns and recommended next steps
• Settings tab (admin): connect GitHub Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, or a Custom API — Test Connection validates before saving
• Export button enabled when a live data source is connected
• DEMO DATA badge visible until a live connection is established

Admin-only panel for acting on AI adoption signals. Turns data into interventions, celebrates milestones, and routes Teams webhook notifications per team.

• Alerts tab: Critical / Warning / Info severity cards for low-usage, high-rejection-rate, sudden-drop, and milestone events — with Acknowledge and Resolve actions
• Interventions tab: training, reminder, and documentation items linked to official Microsoft Learn and GitHub Docs resources — Mark Done when complete
• Celebrations tab: milestone achievement cards surfaced automatically when users hit acceptance rate records
• Settings tab: Teams webhook per team, configurable alert types and thresholds, Privacy & Compliance section
• Audit tab: full chronological log of all admin actions

Ask questions about your sprint, team performance, or delivery risk in natural language. The assistant interprets your metrics and responds with actionable coaching when your team enables an external AI provider.

• Natural language Q&A over your sprint data
• Optional provider configuration managed by your team
• Context-aware — knows your current sprint state
• Suggested questions for common coaching scenarios

Provisions an ADO pipeline in your organization that runs on a schedule to check WIP limits and send alert notifications. Monitoring continues even when no one has the extension open.

• Auto-creates an Azure Pipeline on setup
• Configurable check interval (hourly / daily)
• WIP breach notifications via ADO / email
• No external webhook or infrastructure needed

One-click PNG export of your sprint summary — velocity, burndown, flow metrics, and key insights. Share directly to Teams or Slack, or drop it straight into your retro board.

• Export sprint velocity, burndown & flow summary as PNG
• Share to Microsoft Teams or Slack webhook
• Export as Markdown for wikis and docs
• Always up-to-date with live sprint data

See aging work-in-progress across multiple teams on one screen — no context switching. Designed for coaches and delivery managers who oversee more than one squad at once.

• Aging WIP across multiple teams in a single view
• Spot blocked or stalled items without switching team context
• Colour-coded age bands for instant prioritisation
• Useful for program-level stand-ups and coaching conversations

Built-in Admin and User roles with Azure DevOps directory search. Admins configure limits, alert thresholds, and AI settings. Users get a read-only analytics experience.

• Admin vs User role assignment
• ADO directory search for user selection
• Role-based view permissions
• Audit log for configuration changes

Individual-level contribution metrics: items completed, story points delivered, PR review participation, and cycle time by assignee. Surface coaching opportunities.

• Per-user velocity and cycle time
• PR review activity from ADO Git data
• Normalized workload distribution chart
• Sprint-over-sprint comparison by individual

Normalized ranking across multiple squads or Scrum teams in a program. Score incorporates velocity, commitment reliability, WIP discipline, and scope change index for a fair composite rank.

• Multi-team ranking in a single program view
• Composite score across 4 health dimensions
• Trend arrows (up/down vs prior sprint)
• Filter by area path to scope the leaderboard

Send alerts to Microsoft Teams or Slack via webhook. Seven triggers across three groups — Sprint Health, Flow & WIP, and Digest — fire automatically when conditions are detected as you open the extension.

• Sprint Health: Commitment Reliability Low, Scope Churn, Carryover Risk, Sprint End Summary
• Flow & WIP: WIP Over Limit, Stale In-Progress Items (5+ days without state change)
• Digest: Weekly Sprint Summary to your Teams or Slack channel
• Enable channels independently — one webhook per channel, pick only the triggers you need

Built-in pre-install diagnostic that validates whether a project and team have the data, workflow mappings, and sprint history needed for each analytics dashboard. Know exactly what is ready before onboarding a new team.

• Per-dashboard readiness status: Ready, Limited, or Blocked
• Checks workflow state mapping, sprint history, and team configuration
• Overall health summary with prioritized fix actions
• Run on-demand from Configuration — no external tool needed

Sanitized error log stored inside your Azure DevOps organization. When something goes wrong, export the diagnostics bundle as JSON (copy or download) and share it with support — no sensitive data ever leaves your tenant.

• Captures extension errors with context: view, project, team, operation
• One-click Copy or Download JSON export
• Clipboard fallback for Azure DevOps iframe restrictions
• Clear logs when no longer needed — stays inside your ADO org

Extension-level settings: custom workflow state mappings, WIP limit policies, AI model selection, alert threshold configuration, and Background Monitor pipeline management. All settings are reliably persisted across version upgrades.

• Custom workflow state to lifecycle phase mapping
• Per-column WIP limit policy editor
• AI provider and API key configuration
• Background Monitor pipeline provisioning

A per-sprint, per-work-item timeline of every state transition — timestamps, durations, and full event detail. Built for sprint reviews and retrospectives where you need to know exactly when and how items moved through the workflow.

• Work item type colour-coded: Story blue, Bug red, Research purple, Feature amber, Task slate
• Timestamps and duration for every state change
• Expand/collapse per item for full event detail
• Useful for sprint reviews, retrospectives, and delivery audits

An in-app transparency page that documents exactly what the extension accesses and stores. Built for procurement reviewers and security-conscious organisations — share this tab instead of preparing a separate trust document.

• No external data transmission · No backend server · Read-only ADO access
• Settings stored in ADO only · No third-party analytics
• ADO permissions: vso.work, vso.project, vso.graph — all read-only, no write permissions
• Full data inventory: work items, state history, sprints, teams, projects