Coordination Intelligence
Your AI agents ship code.
Then collide with your team's.
Three engineers edit the same service. The AI agent opens eight PRs. The reviewer has no focus time. You find out in the retro.
Zamski watches GitHub, Jira, Slack, and your calendar. When work across those systems stops adding up, it names the engineers, the files, and the gap. Not a dashboard. An incident report before the incident.
Read-only. No code access. No credit card. SOC 2 Type II.
10:47 AM. Sarah opens auth/middleware.ts in Claude Code
Marcus has been in this file for 23 minutes. He has 2 open PRs touching auth/middleware.
10:47 AM. Sarah messages Marcus before writing a single line.
Works in Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf via MCP.
The real story lives between your tools.
GitHub shows stale PRs. Slack shows frustration. Jira shows "on track." Calendar shows unavailability. Only together do they reveal a capacity constraint.
We call that gap The Offline. The work that happened, mattered, and influenced outcomes but was never connected across systems of record. By the time it surfaces, the sprint is already lost.
What Zamski Does
Finds gaps your tools cannot see alone.
GitHub shows 3 stale PRs. Jira says on track. Slack has a 40-message thread about being blocked. Your calendar shows the reviewer is OOO. Zamski connects those four signals into one pattern.
- ·No configuration. No tagging. No process change.
- ·Named engineers. Specific files. Exact dates.
- ·Running before the first agent session opens.
Try it on any public repo
Three PRs blocked. Twelve days. Nobody filed a ticket.
Nobody filed it. The work wrote it — review wait 5.1x your team baseline, getting worse.
Review Bottleneck in react-reconciler
Connect a repo. See findings in 5 minutes.
Free. No setup. Point it at any public repo.
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We connect to your tools and show you what your dashboards miss. No commitment.
Results depend on your integrations and how your team works.
