Development metrics in WorkStory
WorkStory pulls data from GitHub and shows development metrics next to the feedback, recognition and goals you already collect. Managers and engineers can start a growth conversation from the work itself instead of from memory.
What it brings in
Pull requests, code reviews and related activity for each person across the review period.
How to use it
GitHub shows the work but can't rank people. Commit counts and lines of code say little about performance. Treat the metrics as context for a conversation, alongside peer feedback and goals. They help you see where someone is stretching or stuck and what to work on next.
Review drafts can also draw on the whole period instead of the last few weeks. The manager still writes the review and owns the rating.
Getting started
Talk to your WorkStory account manager or book a demo to see it with your own team. For more, read how to use GitHub activity in performance reviews.
