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Zest writes each engineer's standup from that day's coding-agent sessions and pull requests and posts it to Slack at 6pm in their time zone. Nobody types an update, unlike check-in bots such as Geekbot, where each person answers questions.

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03Celebrate what ships

Winding / People Sep 4, 2026

Adrian Cardoso

Team ZestEng
Shipping momentum
32 AI tasks11h 23m AI time13 agents ran
32
AI Tasks▲ 8
11h 23m
AI Time▼ 1.2h
13
Agents Ran▲ 3
6.2h
Build Hours▲ 1.1h
3.8h
Bug Hours▼ 0.9h
1.4h
Process Hours▼ 0.4h
🧠 AI Standup Summary
Built with:Claude CodeClaude Opus 5
  • 🚀 Shipped deep-linkable session URLs.

    Added stable links and workspace-aware navigation for AI sessions.

  • 🔎 Investigated a production dispatch spike.

    Traced the timeout path and created a tracking task with the findings.

  • 🤖 Kept the review → fix → verify loop moving.

    A review loop worth sharing.

AI stack worth sharing
pr-watch28

A review loop worth sharing.

Adrian uses pr-watch to keep reviews moving. Turn that repeatable workflow into a team habit.

About this sample

Example standup · Illustrative daily trends. Kudos stay in this preview. *Model-estimated activity, including overlapping automation; not engineer working hours.

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The standup nobody has to write

Most standup bots, async ones included, ask each engineer to type what they did yesterday. On a team that codes with AI agents, that record already exists: the sessions, the pull requests, the reviews. Zest writes the standup from it.

What goes in each standup

Each engineer's standup is written from that day's work:

  • The pull requests they opened, reviewed and merged, from the Zest GitHub App.
  • The coding-agent sessions behind the work, from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot Chat, Grok Build or Hermes.
  • The reviews and comments they left.
  • Posted at 6pm in their own time zone, to your team's Slack channel or by email.

Once a week: the Team Standup

On Friday afternoons by default, Zest's Team Standup rolls the days up for the whole team: the AI stack worth sharing (the skills and practices that spread), the week's wins, and up to three moves to ship more, each tied to named work.

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Questions

Is Zest a Geekbot or Dailybot alternative?+

For an engineering team's async standup, yes. Geekbot and Dailybot run check-ins, where each person answers questions in Slack or Teams, and Dailybot also lets AI agents post their own activity; Zest writes each engineer's standup from that day's coding-agent sessions and pull requests instead. It doesn't run custom check-ins, polls, forms or surveys for other teams.