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Team pulse is the operating view Scott is building toward: a way to see what is being planned, what has been approved, and how implementation compares to original design intent.

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Why it matters

Agent output makes execution faster, but it also makes misalignment easier to miss. Teams need to know:
  • which proposals are waiting on feedback
  • which plans have been approved
  • which pull requests are linked to approved intent
  • where implementation diverged from what the team reviewed
  • which areas of the product lack current design context

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Inputs

Scott’s team-level view comes from the same daily workflow:
  1. Sync keeps recent agent work discoverable
  2. Push turns useful agent threads into planspaces
  3. comments and reviews capture team feedback
  4. Scott GitHub App links pull requests to planspace intent
  5. landed code feeds execution context back into the document set

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Signals

Useful team signals include:

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Document OS

The goal is a continuously updating document OS for teams: not static specs, not disconnected PR comments, and not lost agent chats. Scott keeps the original design intent, team review, implementation record, and future execution context in one place.