Developer heads-up
A small fix, sent privately.
Rafael gets one concise suggestion with the source linked. He can resolve it before it becomes management work.
AI-assisted engineering management
ShakaFlow finds the few engineering issues that need a human decision, gives developers the first nudge, and escalates only what stays stuck.
Free during early access. Works on free Slack plans. Bring your own Anthropic or OpenAI key.
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Management impact calculator
Two team-size numbers. One quick estimate.
You could get
Tasks could reach Done
23 hours today 15 with ShakaFlow
≈ 4.3 manager-days returned each month
ShakaFlow watches GitHub and your tracker, then alerts the right person in Slack.
We estimate 30 minutes per developer each week for checking work and chasing context, plus one hour per manager for consolidating updates. ShakaFlow is estimated to reduce that work by 35%.
For task speed, we assume 40% of delivery time is spent waiting on reviews, blockers, or context. Reducing that waiting by 35% gives a 14% modeled improvement.
Estimate only. Actual results depend on your workflow.
A deliberate escalation path
ShakaFlow gives the person closest to the work a chance to clear it. If the issue remains, the manager gets the context and a ready next step.
Developer heads-up
Rafael gets one concise suggestion with the source linked. He can resolve it before it becomes management work.
Manager escalation
Rafael did not clear it, so it reaches Alex with the reason it matters and the follow-up already addressed.
If it clears
Nothing else is sent. Quiet is the success state.
If it stays stuck
The manager sees the history, owner, and reason it matters.
If action is needed
A follow-up is ready to send, or a tracker fix is ready to approve.
Add the managers who oversee your team. Each receives Team Anomalies in Slack. When one sends a follow-up, the others see who asked, so everyone knows what is already being handled.
Actionable conversations
Review an editable draft, send it to the right person, and include ShakaFlow so later replies inform the next follow-up. You stay in control of the conversation.
Some items need a board update, not a conversation. A task still In Progress after its PR merged gets a one-click fix, and nothing changes in your tracker until someone approves it.
Add ShakaFlow to Slack, then connect GitHub and the project tools your team already uses.
ShakaFlow brings the few items that need attention to the right manager or developer.
Send a concise, editable message and keep the thread in context until the work moves forward.
MCP for your agents
Connect ShakaFlow's MCP server once. Claude and Codex can then answer from the Slack, GitHub, and project context your team already maintains, without copying status into a prompt.
Try a question
Your agent calls ShakaFlow tools and answers from connected Slack, GitHub, and project data.
What needs my attention before standup?
ShakaFlow
One item: Fix duplicate checkout charges (TASK-482) has been waiting on a review response for 3 days. Rafael owns the next step.
Interactive example. Connect once, then ask from Claude or Codex without rebuilding the team context in every prompt.
Set ShakaFlow up on the web. Keep the day-to-day short in Slack.
Add teams, choose the tracker teams and repositories each one watches and who hears when work gets stuck, connect your tools, and use your own LLM key.
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Self-hosted
Run ShakaFlow on infrastructure you control. We can handle the installation for you, and you can try it there before committing to a rollout. It deploys with Docker Compose and uses your own Slack and GitHub apps and AI provider key.
Our team can deploy ShakaFlow on your infrastructure and help connect your Slack app, GitHub app, and AI provider key.
You can change the ShakaFlow code to fit your team's needs in your own deployment.
Run a trial in your own environment before deciding how to roll it out to your team.
Tell us where you would deploy it, which integrations you need, and what your security review requires. We can install it for you.
OpenClaw, Claude, and Codex are general-purpose agents you prompt and configure.
ShakaFlow is a ready-to-use engineering workflow in Slack: it watches connected tools, finds stuck work, and provides buttons, modals, and prepared follow-ups without requiring each manager or developer to maintain an agent.
Claude and Codex can still use the same team context through ShakaFlow MCP.
Traffic is encrypted, credentials are encrypted at rest, and production access is restricted and logged. We never train models on your data, and you can use your own AI provider key.
Only after a person approves it. When a Cleanup item has an obvious fix, like a task still In Progress after its PR merged, ShakaFlow offers it as a button. Clicking it shows exactly what will change, and nothing is written until you approve.
A fix can only update the task the item is about or add a comment to it, in Shortcut, Linear, or Jira. ShakaFlow never touches your code or pull requests. If you trust the suggestions, you can turn on auto-approve for 30 days.
It is free during early access while we shape the product and pricing with beta teams.
Yes. Everything except Slack's split view works on a free Slack plan, so you can trial ShakaFlow in a test workspace before you connect real team data.
Split view docks the assistant in a panel next to your channels, and Slack limits that panel to paid workspaces. On a free plan, keep ShakaFlow open in a browser window beside Slack to get the same layout.
Yes. You can try ShakaFlow on your own infrastructure, and our team can install it for you. You can also modify the code for your deployment.
No. Think of it as an exoskeleton rather than a stand-in: it does the status gathering and drafts the follow-up so a manager covers more ground in less time. Every decision, and every message that goes out, stays with a person.
Slack setup takes minutes. In a short demo, we will help you choose the first workflow worth automating.
Want to see how it fits your team?
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ShakaCode is a development consultancy for Rails and React teams. We built ShakaFlow to keep our own distributed work moving, and we do this kind of work for clients.
Questions about ShakaFlow, a deployment in your own infrastructure, or engineering help on your product. A person answers.
Or email support@shakaflow.com.
See what ShakaCode doesShakaFlow is powered by large language models. Team Anomalies, Daily Suggestions, activity summaries, 1:1 prep, and agent replies can be inaccurate, incomplete, or out of date. Verify important information against the source and use your own judgment before acting. ShakaFlow assists managers; it does not make decisions for them.
You can run ShakaFlow on a free Slack workspace, including a test workspace you set up to try it before connecting real team data. Team Anomalies, Daily Suggestions, check-ins, summaries, metrics, and optional hours reporting all work there.
One surface is the exception: Slack's split view, which docks the ShakaFlow assistant in a panel beside your channels, is available only on paid Slack workspaces because Slack limits that panel to them. On a free plan, open ShakaFlow in a browser window next to Slack for the same side-by-side view.
Install it in your Slack workspace and point it at one team. If you would rather be walked through it first, we are happy to show you.
Free during early access. Works on free Slack plans. Bring your own Anthropic or OpenAI key.