FAQ from iftrue
What is iftrue?
iftrue is an AI copilot engineered exclusively for engineering leadership — embedded in Slack, powered by your existing tools. It transforms fragmented data from GitHub, Jira, and team interactions into clear, actionable insights on delivery health, developer experience, and operational risk — helping managers lead with precision, not pressure.
How to use iftrue?
Simply mention @iftrue in Slack and ask — whether it’s “What’s holding back PR #42?” or “Compare cycle time across teams this quarter.” It answers instantly using live, verified data — no exports, no screenshots, no context loss. It also runs background checks, sends smart alerts, and preps your next stand-up — all within Slack.
What is a credit?
A credit fuels one bot interaction, one automated daily check-in, or one analytics report generation. Most engineering teams of 10–20 developers use ~200 credits per month — scalable as your org grows.
What tools does iftrue integrate with?
Out-of-the-box integrations include GitHub (repos, PRs, issues) and Jira (epics, sprints, tickets). Additional connectors (like Linear, GitLab, or custom APIs) are available upon request — built for interoperability, not lock-in.
How does iftrue help with daily stand-ups?
Before each stand-up, iftrue aggregates updates from GitHub activity, Jira status changes, and optional team check-ins — then delivers a concise, shareable briefing in Slack. That means less “what did you do?” and more “here’s what’s ready, what’s stuck, and what needs escalation.”
What kind of insights does iftrue provide?
iftrue delivers leadership-grade insights: DORA metrics (deployment frequency, lead time, change failure rate, MTTR), delivery signal trends (PR age, review latency, test pass rates), and DevEx benchmarks — all mapped to your team’s actual workflows and goals.