Generate a weekly team report

Summarize what your team shipped, what’s in progress, and what’s blocked in minutes. Falconer reads your connected GitHub, Linear, and Slack to compile the week’s activity into a structured report ready to share.

Prerequisites

Connect your tools to Falconer:

GitHub to pull in merged PRs and code changes
Linear to pull in completed and in-progress tasks
Slack for additional context from team discussions

Generate the report

On the Falconer homepage, in the sidebar, or in Slack, ask Falconer to write the draft:

Write a weekly engineering report for this week

Falconer pulls merged pull requests from GitHub, completed and in-progress tasks from Linear, and synthesizes them into a structured report ready to share.

Scope to a specific team or project

If you have multiple teams or want to focus on a particular area:

Write a weekly report for the infrastructure team only

Generate a report covering only the billing project this week

Iterate on the draft

Once the draft is open in the editor, use Falcon in the sidebar to refine it.

Rewrite highlights for a leadership audience:

Rewrite the highlights section for a non-technical audience

Check for any PRs or tasks that may have been missed:

Check if there are any merged PRs from this week that aren't reflected in the report

Add deploy counts, incident counts, or other stats:

Add a metrics section with deploy count and any incidents from this week

Pull open Linear issues to populate the plan section:

Populate next week's plan from open Linear issues assigned to the team

Share the report

Once the report is ready, publish it to your company collection so it’s findable by your team and leadership.

To generate and share a report without leaving Slack, ask Falcon directly in the channel:

@Falcon write a summary of what the engineering team shipped this week and post it here