PR queue and engineering metrics
The PR queue ranks every open pull request you can see and says why. Two automations act on it, both off until you turn them on, and engineering metrics give the four DORA figures for the team, never a person.
Chapters
What it covers
- Ranked P0 to P3
- Auto-approve, off by default
- DORA figures
- Impact
The inline PR queue ranks open pull requests P0 to P3 with a reason, and engineering metrics give DORA figures, cycle time and AI authorship.
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Intro
inline's PR queue, and your team's engineering metrics.
PR queue
The PR queue ranks every open pull request you can see, from P0 to P3. And each row says why: your review is requested, a high-severity finding is open, CI is failing.
PR queue settings
Two automations act on the queue, both off until you turn them on: auto-approve low-risk pull requests, and close stale ones.
Auto-approve
inline approves only when every check passes: a clean review of the current head, a small change, no protected paths, a trusted author, and green CI.
Automation log
Every decision, approve or skip, is logged with each check it ran.
Engineering metrics
Engineering metrics give you the four DORA figures, from the deploys and pull requests you already have. Figures are for the team, never a person. See where cycle time goes, and how work by AI agents compares with work by people.
Impact
Impact credits only confirmed outcomes, and shows the arithmetic behind every hour saved.
Metrics settings
And a backfill brings in a year of history. inline. Review what matters first, and see how your team ships.
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Put it on one repository
Connect GitHub or GitLab, enable a repo, and the next pull request opened gets a review.