Private beta

Understand what your repo is really saying.

Spaghetti turns pull request activity into a simple feed of what is moving, what shipped, what is blocked and why it matters.

See example feed ↓
spaghetti.to — feed
  • Checkout flow is movingMOVING

    3 PRs merged, 2 open. Mostly backend changes to support the new billing flow. One migration PR is still under review.

    5 PRs · billing · backend

  • Project deletion guardrail shippedSHIPPED

    The team merged changes to prevent live sites from being orphaned when projects are deleted.

    merged yesterday

  • GitHub org support needs attentionATTENTION

    Permissions work is active, but one PR has unresolved review threads around installation access.

    2 open · unresolved reviews

PRs tell you what changed.
Not what it means.

GitHub is full of useful signal, but it is scattered across titles, diffs, comments, reviews, labels and merge events. Unless you live in the repo, it is hard to see the bigger picture.

Spaghetti turns that noise into a readable feed.

Connect your repo. Read the story.

Three steps. No magic.

  1. 01

    Install the GitHub App

    Connect Spaghetti to the repos you choose. No personal access tokens.

  2. 02

    Add your Anthropic key

    Bring your own key for enrichment. Your usage stays yours, encrypted at rest.

  3. 03

    Watch the feed

    Spaghetti listens to PR activity and groups updates into plain-English workstreams.

A feed built from real engineering activity.

Not another dashboard. A translator for the work already happening in your repos.

Workstream grouping

Related PRs are clustered into features, fixes and technical efforts so you can see the shape of the work.

Plain-English PR translation

Each PR is summarised into what changed, why it probably matters and whether it is user-facing or internal.

Live PR events

Webhook-based updates keep the feed fresh as PRs open, update, merge and receive reviews.

Attention signals

Spot stalled work, risky changes, unresolved reviews and important merged work without digging.

Repo-scoped views

Each user only sees feeds for repos they have connected.

Private by design

GitHub App installation, per-user data isolation and encrypted Anthropic keys.

The feed, not the firehose.

Grouped by what matters. Updated as your team works.

acme/webapp — feed
  • Billing settings refactorMOVING

    4 PRs active. The team appears to be separating plan logic from checkout logic, likely to support upcoming pricing changes.

    4 PRs · likely user-facing

  • Open Graph image fallbackSHIPPED

    Merged yesterday. Published projects now have a more useful preview image instead of the default logo card.

    merged · user-facing

  • GitHub organization importATTENTION

    2 open PRs. One permissions PR has unresolved review comments and touches repo access logic.

    2 open · high-risk files

Private beta for teams who live near GitHub, but not inside it.

Spaghetti is currently in private beta. The first version supports invited accounts, GitHub App installation, repo-scoped feeds and bring-your-own Anthropic keys.

Good fit

  • ✓Your team works through GitHub pull requests
  • ✓Non-engineers want better visibility into what is moving
  • ✓You want a lightweight narrative layer, not another dashboard
  • ✓You are comfortable using your own Anthropic API key during beta

Not a fit

  • ✕You need billing, metering or enterprise admin controls today
  • ✕You want code review automation
  • ✕You want a replacement for Linear, Jira or GitHub

We review requests as they come in. You'll only hear from us about access.

Built for a real private beta, not a demo.

Production infrastructure from day one.

Stop reading every PR.
Start reading the work.

Spaghetti is opening to a small number of teams using GitHub pull requests as their source of truth.