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📋 Task Management

Engineering Manager Intelligence — Team Performance & Project Healthv2.1.1

Name: Engineering Manager Intelligence — Team Performance & Project Health
Author: larryfang

em-intel

larryfang

Engineering Manager Intelligence: track team performance, engineer contributions, and project health across GitLab/GitHub + Jira/GitHub Issues. Use when aske...

githubgitlabjiramonitoringproductivity

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915

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CreatedMar 9, 2026

UpdatedMay 10, 2026

Install & Quick Start

Install via ClawdBot CLI:

clawdbot install larryfang/em-intel

Skill Package21 files

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Quality Score

B55/100

Grade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.

Market Validation2/35

· No tracked installs (may still have manual users)
· 171 downloads (low demand)

Documentation20/25

· SKILL.md present
· Detailed documentation (≥3000 chars)
· Contains usage examples or trigger description
· Detailed summary

Package Completeness8/15

· skillAssets present (20 files)

Security Analysis

💙 Low Risk

UNKNOWN_DATA_SINKhigh

Sends data to undocumented external endpoint (potential exfiltration)

WEBHOOK → https://hooks.slack.com/services/T.../B.../xxx

UNDOCUMENTED_EXTERNALlow

Calls external URL not in known-safe list

https://www.python.org/downloads/

KNOWN_EXTERNALlow

Uses known external API (expected, informational)

api.github.com

AI Analysis

The skill's external API usage (GitHub, GitLab, Jira) is consistent with its stated purpose, and the Slack webhook is a documented, user-configured delivery channel. The 'UNDOCUMENTED_EXTERNAL' signal for python.org is a benign informational link. No evidence of credential harvesting, hidden instructions, or obfuscation was found in the provided definition.

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Usage Guide

Generated Mar 21, 2026

Engineering ManagersTechnical Team LeadsProduct ManagersDevOps Engineersintermediate

💡 Application Scenarios

Daily Standup Preparation for Software TeamsSoftware Development

Engineering managers use the morning-brief command to quickly review yesterday's merges, identify stalled PRs over 3 days, and spot quiet engineers before daily standups. This ensures focused discussions and proactive intervention on bottlenecks, integrating data from GitLab/GitHub and Jira.

Weekly Performance Reporting for Agile TeamsTechnology Consulting

Teams leverage the team-report command to generate comprehensive performance metrics over a custom period, tracking contributions, cycle times, and project health. This supports agile retrospectives and data-driven decision-making, with outputs deliverable via Slack or email.

Stalled Project Recovery in Product DevelopmentProduct Management

Product managers use the epic-health command to identify stalled or unassigned epics across Jira or GitHub Issues, enabling quick reassignment and prioritization. This helps mitigate risks in product launches by ensuring critical tasks are actively progressing.

Engineer Contribution Tracking in Remote TeamsRemote Work Solutions

Remote engineering managers run the contributions command to map feature branches to Jira tickets, visualizing individual engineer outputs over time. This aids in performance reviews and resource allocation, especially in distributed teams using GitLab and Jira.

Weekly Newsletter Automation for Stakeholder UpdatesSaaS Companies

Teams automate stakeholder communication with the newsletter command, generating weekly digests of team achievements, project status, and DORA metrics. Delivered via email or Slack, this keeps executives and clients informed without manual reporting.

💼 Business Models

Subscription-Based SaaSRecurring monthly fees from $99 to $499 per team

Offer this skill as part of a monthly subscription service for engineering teams, providing continuous updates, premium support, and advanced analytics. Revenue is generated through tiered pricing based on team size and integration complexity.

Enterprise LicensingOne-time licensing fees starting at $10,000 plus annual maintenance

Sell enterprise licenses to large organizations for on-premise deployment with custom integrations, enhanced security, and dedicated training. This model targets companies needing compliance with internal data policies and scalable usage.

Freemium with Premium FeaturesFreemium with premium upgrades from $29 to $199 per month

Provide a free version with basic commands like morning-brief and dry-run, while charging for advanced features such as historical analytics, multi-team dashboards, and priority delivery channels. This attracts small teams and upsells to larger ones.

💬 Integration Tip

Ensure API tokens have correct scopes (e.g., read access for GitLab/GitHub and Jira) and test with --dry-run first to validate output format before live deployment.