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# eng-backend
Pete - Engineer

Pete - Engineer

@DIS Are we on track to ship SSO this sprint?

DIS

DIS

4 of 6 tasks done. OIDC provider config and SAML handler are merged. But I'm flagging two issues:

Blocker — CI failing on the login flow PR since Friday. Alex is investigating.

Risk — Design review for the SSO settings page is overdue by 2 days.

Want me to re-scope the remaining tasks around the blocker?

Re-scope sprint → Dismiss

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GitHub
Linear
Slack
Notion
Google Docs
Google Meet
GitLab Soon
Bitbucket Soon
Jira Soon
Figma Soon
GitHub
Linear
Slack
Notion
Google Docs
Google Meet
GitLab Soon
Bitbucket Soon
Jira Soon
Figma Soon
GitHub
Linear
Slack
Notion
Google Docs
Google Meet
GitLab Soon
Bitbucket Soon
Jira Soon
Figma Soon

Engineering teams are drowning in process — not building product

60-80%

of developer time is spent understanding — not building

Your tools generate data. Your integrations move it.
Nobody connects the dots.

Context Switching

Jumping between Linear, GitHub, Slack, Notion — piecing together the picture manually.

Knowledge That Walks Out the Door

Why did we make that decision? What happened in that PR review? Tribal knowledge lives in people's heads, not systems.

Meetings That Should Be Async

Sprint planning, backlog grooming, bug triage, status syncs — every meeting pulls engineers out of flow.

Interruptions

"What's the status of X?" Someone stops what they're doing to reconstruct context from memory.

Your tools are connected. Your team isn't.

You've already invested in great tools. Maybe you've even connected them — MCP, Zapier, webhooks, Slack bots.

But ask yourself:

Can a new engineer understand why a decision was made 3 months ago?

Can your PM create a ticket that already accounts for codebase complexity?

Can your CTO see real project health without asking anyone?

Can your tools detect that a ticket says "done" but CI is red?

Connected tools move data. They don't create understanding.

What DIS Does

A compounding intelligence layer on top of your existing tools.

GitHub
Linear
Slack
Notion
DIS Intelligence
Layer
Answers → Engineers
Plans → PMs
Alerts → Leadership

Ingests

Automatically pulls from GitHub, Linear, Slack, Notion. No manual setup.

Synthesizes

Connects code, tickets, conversations, and decisions into structured knowledge.

Delivers

Answers questions, creates plans, and surfaces insights wherever your team works.

You keep your tools. DIS adds the intelligence layer that's missing.

Three Products, One Platform

Each product serves a different persona — all powered by the same intelligence layer.

# product-planning
Ryan - Product Manager

Ryan - Product Manager

@DIS We need to add Stripe billing to the dashboard. Can you scope it out?

DIS

DIS

Here's a scoped breakdown for adding Stripe billing (assumes subscriptions):

Scope
Stripe setup: products, checkout, subscription lifecycle
Webhooks: invoice paid/failed, entitlement sync
Dashboard UI: plan, upgrade/downgrade, status
Open questions

Seats vs flat pricing? Multi-org? Tax/VAT?

Want me to turn this into 4–6 tickets with acceptance criteria?

Product Owners & PMs

DIS Planning

Turn intent into structured, executable work

  • Natural-language input → scoped plans
  • Human review before any ticket is created
  • Editable plans with full transparency
# eng-backend
Emma - Engineer

Emma - Engineer

@DIS Why did we switch from Redis sessions to JWT?

DIS

DIS

This was decided in Sprint 12. Here's the full picture:

Timeline

Sarah opened RFC-041 after Redis cold-start latency hit 800ms in staging. Discussion in #arch-decisions (Oct 1–3).

Team agreed on JWT + refresh tokens. Migration merged in PR #184 (Oct 3). Rollback plan documented in DAG-651.

Note

Session migration helper still in codebase (auth/migrate.ts) — safe to remove per DAG-623.

RFC-041 PR #184 #arch-decisions DAG-623 DAG-651

Engineers

DIS Intelligence

Your team's compounding knowledge base — answers that get smarter over time

  • Cross-system answers from all your tools
  • Relationship mapping between PRs, tickets & threads
  • Available in Slack, IDE, and Linear
Direct Message
Alex - CTO

Alex - CTO

@DIS Will SSO ship by the Q2 deadline?

DIS

DIS

Based on current velocity, unlikely. Here's why:

SSO — Risk Assessment At Risk
4 of 6 tasks done — OIDC config and SAML handler merged
Login flow PR blocked — CI failing since Friday
Design review for settings page overdue by 2 days

At current pace, SSO lands mid-April — 2 weeks past Q2 target. Unblocking the CI issue is the critical path.

CTOs & Stakeholders

DIS Mission Control

Strategic visibility and autonomous execution — real understanding, not dashboards

  • On-demand project and sprint overview
  • Blockers, risks, and priorities at a glance
  • Team velocity & health without asking anyone

A 6-person team. Each engineer saves 5 hours per week.

30hrs freed per week

More than an FTE — applied to shipping features, not reconstructing context.

Three products. One outcome:

DIS Planning
— Less meeting overhead
DIS Intelligence
— Fewer interruptions
DIS Mission Control
— Strategic visibility

And it compounds.

Start using DIS

Connect your tools in under 5 minutes

Month 1

You save time

Month 6

DIS catches issues you didn't know existed

Month 12

Your team's institutional memory — and your autonomous agent is shipping code

Enterprise-Ready From Day One

Your code, docs, and conversations deserve enterprise-grade protection.

TLS 1.3 Encryption

All data encrypted in transit and at rest.

EU Data Residency

GCP infrastructure in Sweden/Finland. GDPR compliant.

No Model Training

Your data is never used to train AI models. Ever.

Role-Based Access

Fine-grained RBAC. Users see only what they're authorized to see.

Explicit Approval

All actions require human sign-off. Full control at every step.

Full Audit Trail

Complete record of what DIS did and why — every action is traceable.

DIS suggests. You decide.

Wondering About
Anything?

Contact us

DIS is a shared context layer for engineering teams. It connects the tools you already use so engineers, PMs, and leaders can get grounded answers, plans, and status without piecing everything together by hand.

Under 5 minutes. Connect GitHub, Linear, and Slack with one-click OAuth — auto-ingestion starts immediately. No migration, no new workflow. First useful answers within hours.

GitHub, Linear, Slack, Notion, and Google Drive today — with more coming soon. DIS works on top of the tools your team already uses.

Anywhere you work. DIS is available as a Slack bot (@DIS in any channel), via CLI tools in Claude Code, Cursor, and other IDEs, and through native Linear integration. GitHub and Notion integrations coming soon.

Copilot and Cursor help you write code. DIS orchestrates everything around the code — planning, coordination, context, and visibility. They are the hammer. DIS is the blueprint. They complement each other: DIS makes your AI coding tools smarter by feeding them full project context.

No. MCP servers give you pipes to your data. DIS gives you a brain that reasons over it — decomposing multi-part questions, detecting contradictions, and synthesizing patterns your team would otherwise miss. An MCP server reads a file or queries an API. DIS understands relationships between PRs, tickets, conversations, and people across your entire stack.

A 6-week pilot with one team (3-15 engineers). Zero risk. We help you connect your tools, onboard the team, and define what success looks like up front. Most teams see value within the first week.

No. DIS suggests. You decide. Human in the loop at every step — you can cancel, reject, revise, or retry any workflow. Plans require explicit approval before creating tickets. Full audit trail of every action.

Start with one team.
Learn fast.

  1. 1 6-week pilot with one team (3–15 engineers)
  2. 2 Setup under 5 minutes — connect GitHub, Linear, Slack
  3. 3 Shared Slack channel with your team and ours
  4. 4 Weekly working sessions and usage reviews
  5. 5 A clear definition of success from day one

Best fit for teams willing to be early design partners, not passive buyers.

Let's discuss where your team loses context today.