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Progress reads from the tools your team already works in, so every answer it gives is backed by what actually happened — with sources you can open and check.
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Issues, projects & status.
Commits, PRs & reviews.
Tasks & project updates.
Design files & comments.
Docs & page updates.
Transcripts & notes from every meeting.
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Ask anything about your team's work in plain language. Progress answers from the activity it has already gathered across your tools — and shows you the evidence, so you can trust the answer and click straight through to the source.
Ask in plain English
No query syntax, no dashboards to build. Ask the way you'd ask a teammate: “What's blocking the launch?”, “Who's working on payments?”, “Did we decide on the pricing page?”
Grounded in evidence, always cited
Every answer is built from real activity — PRs, issues, messages, meeting notes — with the exact sources attached so you can verify the claim and jump straight to it.
Sees across every tool at once
It connects the dots between GitHub, Linear, Slack, and your meetings, so the answer reflects the whole picture, not one silo.
Partially, yes — there's planned coverage on Jan 1, but not the full team.
Planned launch support on Jan 1
The team targeted a launch on Jan 1 or Jan 3, explicitly avoiding Jan 2 "to ensure full team presence and support."
Meeting notes · 2025-12-26
The Jan 1 launch team is Garrett, Mark, and Sam, with Bill out of office — Jan 3 would have the full team.
Meeting notes · 2025-12-26
One person may still be online
Bill planned to be off Jan 1, but said he could come online in the afternoon (EST) and push things.
Slack · Bill Zubcic · 2025-12-30
Query Progress without leaving the conversation.
Mention @Progress in any channel and get the same cited, cross-tool answer right where your team already talks. No context switch, no new tab — the whole thread sees the reply.
Mention @Progress anywhere
Ask in the channel where the question came up. Progress replies in-thread with a clear answer, so everyone watching gets the same picture.
Same answers, same sources
You get the identical grounded response you'd see in the app, complete with the GitHub, Linear, and Slack sources behind it.
Answers in seconds, in context
Standups, incident threads, leadership channels: pull in the real state of the work without anyone having to go dig for it.
@Progress what did the team ship this week?
Here's what shipped this week:
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Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client straight to your Progress data. Your AI tools answer with the same rich, up-to-date context — no copy-pasting, no stale snapshots.
Works with the tools you already use
One MCP server URL connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any other MCP client to your team's live activity.
Purpose-built tools, exposed
Clients can call ask_question, get_summary, get_momentum, and query_activities directly — structured access to exactly the context they need.
Your context, on your terms
Read-only by default and scoped to your team, so your assistants get the full picture without you handing over the keys.
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Exposed Tools
ask_question— Natural language queriesget_summary— Executive summariesget_momentum— Trajectory & pacequery_activities— Raw activity dataConnect your tools and Progress fills in your last two weeks, so you see what's moving and what's stuck from day one.
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