For dev teams already using coding agents
In one day we install the agent workflow that took me from 16 to 247 feature PRs a month: review and audit loops, team standards and guards against destructive commands. We measure your team before and after. If it doesn't improve, you get all your money back.
I tested it on my own team first
From 16 feature PRs in July to 247 in September 2026.
The median went from 168 to 458 lines: it isn't the trick of splitting work into tiny PRs.
From roughly 12-hour days to about 4. That's my own estimate, not a GitHub number.
What I won't hide: the share of fix PRs went from ~19% to ~28%, and a PR is not a feature. That's why we measure your team with your data, not mine.
30 days, one day of your team's time
We run PR Pulse on your GitHub: feature PRs per developer-week, fix share, PR size and time to merge.
Review loop, audit loop, your team's standards and guards, in your repo. The team learns to use them the same day.
A weekly review and replies within one business day. We tune the loops on what your real PRs get wrong.
Before and after with your numbers, and how to keep improving the workflow without us.
Guarantee
We compare merged feature PRs per developer-week in the 30 days after the install with the 30 days before. If they don't go up, you get 100% back.
There's one condition: the team runs every PR through the review loop during those 30 days. The report also shows fix share and PR size, so nobody wins by splitting work.
Price
For the first three teams, in exchange for letting us publish their before-and-after report.
USD 2,000 up to 8 developers
The same, once the pilots are done.
USD 3,000 up to 8 developers
USD 5,000 9 to 15 developers
You need GitHub, a coding agent per developer (Claude Code; the method adapts to Cursor and Codex) and your tech lead available on install day. We don't write your features or do on-call. Final scope and terms go in a written proposal.
Free tool
PR Pulse reads your merged PRs with your own GitHub CLI login and shows, month by month, how many features ship per developer-week. Read-only: it changes nothing and sends data nowhere.
curl -O https://davarlabs.com/downloads/pr-pulse.py
python3 pr-pulse.py tu-org/tu-repo tu-org/otro-repoYou need Python 3.8 or later and GitHub CLI, logged in (gh auth login).
FAQ
The workflow is built on Claude Code and works best there. The method (review before the PR opens, audits, written standards, guards) adapts to Cursor and Codex; on the first call we tell you which parts carry over to your tool.
To measure, none: you run PR Pulse and share the output. To install, we work on a branch of your repo and your team approves the PR. We don't need production access or your data.
PR Pulse tells you how many PRs it can't classify. If it's a lot, the first install step is agreeing on that format, and the baseline is counted by hand with your tech lead.
One full day for the install and training. After that, half an hour a week of your tech lead's time for the review.
Solo developers, teams that don't use coding agents yet, and teams over 15 developers (we'll talk about those separately).
Bruno, founder of Davar Labs and BeastCRM. Before that he built software at Siemens, Total Processing and Ardan Labs. This is the workflow he uses every day with his own team.
Let's talk
Send it and pick the day and time of the call right away. If it isn't right for your team, I'll tell you.