What is Troopr
Troopr is an AI-native coordination tool for engineering teams that works inside Slack. It reads your team's activity in Jira, GitHub, and Slack, forms its own view of what is happening, and drafts the coordination work for a person to approve.
Why use Troopr
Engineering teams increasingly rely on AI across the development work itself, from writing code to reviewing it. Coordination has not kept pace. Tracking who is working on what, what changed, and what is at risk still depends on people relaying status in standups, updating tickets by hand, and scanning channels.
Troopr does that coordination work from the activity your team already produces in Jira, GitHub, and Slack, so team members and engineering managers spend less time reporting on the work and more time doing it.
Troopr drafts each team member's update from real activity and routes it for a quick review.
Engineering managers get an accurate view of team state and risk without chasing people for it.
Jira stays current, because Troopr drafts the updates that keep it aligned with what actually happened.
Who Troopr is for
Troopr is built for engineering teams and the managers who lead them.
Engineering team members, including developers, reviewers, and individual contributors, who want the overhead of standups and status updates handled for them.
Engineering managers and team leads who need to see what the team is working on, what changed, and what needs attention, without running the reporting themselves.
How Troopr works
Troopr reads activity across Jira, GitHub, and Slack. From that activity it builds a view of what each person is working on, what changed, and what needs attention. It then drafts updates, reports, and messages, and routes each one to a person to confirm. Nothing posts to a channel or changes in Jira until someone approves it.
Troopr drafts, you decide. Anything Troopr writes on your behalf routes to a person for review, and nothing posts or changes until it is confirmed.
What AI-native means
Troopr forms its own view of the work from real activity across Slack , Jira and GIthub and Gmeet Conversations.
Troopr drafts updates, reports, and messages for a person to approve.
You configure Troopr by conversation in plain language.
Troopr gets more accurate as it learns how your specific team works.
What Troopr does
Troopr has three product areas that you work with in Slack.
Troopr Check-ins : runs the Automated Standup, retrospectives, planning poker, and team mood. The Automated Standup writes each person's update from their Jira, GitHub, and Slack activity and posts it to the team channel.
Troopr Reports : generates Jira reports in plain language and can schedule them to a channel on a cadence. Flow templates and sprint templates are both available.
Troopr Projects : handles the connective work between Jira and Slack: turning Slack messages into Jira issues, syncing Jira issues into Slack, scheduled Jira notifications, and unfurling Jira mentions.
Teams
Troopr organizes around the Team. A Team owns a default Slack channel, one or more Jira projects, one or more GitHub repos, and a member roster. A workspace holds many teams. See Teams in Troopr for details.
Where Troopr runs
Troopr runs in Slack and in the web app. Slack is where you receive standups, reports, and notifications, and where you make requests in natual language. The web app is where you configure Troopr, review history, and go deeper. The web app is scoped to the team you are currently in.