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Examples

Short write-ups with two graphs each. A refactor, an incident, a tradeoff, a pull request. Copy the JSX and swap the labels for yours. Each graph has its own page if you want the props.

Refactor

You're moving auth checks out of handlers. Show the request path first, then the work in order, with the current week marked.

[ AUTH ]
request
handler
session util
request
middleware
handler

Flow

[ PLAN ]
  1. w1extract session helper
  2. w2move checks to middleware
  3. w3delete the old util

Timeline

Incident

p95 crossed the line, you rolled back a flag, and the postmortem is still open. The strip is the two days people felt it.

[ INCIDENT ]
  1. 14:02p95 crossed 800ms
  2. 14:11rolled back the cache flag
  3. 14:40write the postmortem

Timeline

[ API ]

79%

Aug 14Aug 27

up slow· down

79 percent uptime over 14 days, Aug 14 to Aug 27

Uptime

Pick one

You're choosing a queue. Checks and dashes first. Bundle size only if that's part of the argument.

[ QUEUE ]
BullMQSQS
  • in-process
  • retries
  • opsredisaws
  • local

Compare

[ INSTALL ]
  1. bullmq48 kb
  2. ioredis31 kb
  3. aws sdk120 kb

Rank

Pull request

A review comment with a file list and a coverage slope. The reader shouldn't have to open the diff to get the shape.

[ FILES ]
  • auth.tsnew
  • session.tsmoved
  • legacy-auth.tsgone

Diff

[ COVERAGE ]
mainthis pr
  • auth4188
  • billing7274
  • docs1140

Slope

This week

Monday stand-up. The track is the calendar. The numbers are what's in review, blocked, and already shipped.

[ THIS WEEK ]
  • rfc
  • patch
  • review
monwedfri

Gantt

[ BOARD ]
  • 4

    in review

  • 2

    blocked

  • 9

    shipped

Stat

Migration

A backfill that's still running. The fill is the share. The figure is the row count, with the last points of the job underneath.

[ ROWS ]

67%

users table

67 percent users table

Meter

[ MIGRATED ]

1.2M

of 1.8M rows

67%

1.2M of 1.8M rows. 67%

KPI

Every graph in one file: /llms.txt. Same facts as the docs, meant for a prompt or a skill.