Standups, automatically
devrecall standup writes yesterday’s standup from your commits, PR
reviews, Slack threads, meetings, and ticket transitions.
DevRecall
Your developer activity, aggregated on-device. No cloud sync. No telemetry. Your data never leaves your machine.
What it does
Section titled “What it does”DevRecall pulls activity from your dev tools, stores it in a local SQLite database, and turns it into something you can actually use: a standup, a weekly summary, a brag doc, a chat over your work history.
Chat with your work
Ask “what was that auth bug I fixed in February?” and get an answer grounded in your actual activity.
Brag docs & perf reviews
Quarterly summaries with metrics, collaborators, and concrete deliverables — sourced from data, not memory.
Local-first by design
SQLite on your laptop. OAuth tokens in ~/.devrecall/tokens/ (0600).
BYOK or local Ollama for LLM. No proxy, no telemetry.
Sources supported
Section titled “Sources supported”| Source | What gets collected |
|---|---|
| Git (local) | Commits, branch activity, files changed |
| GitHub | PRs, reviews, issues, comments |
| GitLab | MRs, reviews, issues |
| Bitbucket | PRs, comments |
| Slack | Your messages, threads you participated in |
| Google Calendar | Meetings attended, organized, declined |
| Jira | Issue transitions, comments, sprint membership |
| Linear | Issue transitions, comments, cycle membership |
Get started
Section titled “Get started”- Install the CLI (or the macOS desktop app).
- Quickstart — connect a source and generate your first standup in 60 seconds.
- Configure — pick your LLM, control which repos and channels are scanned.
Open source
Section titled “Open source”DevRecall is MIT-licensed. Audit it, fork it, build it from source. github.com/pavelpilyak/devrecall