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AI Scrum Master · in Slack

The Scrum Master
that stays on.

Scrumbee watches the work already happening in Jira, GitHub, and Bitbucket, then acts on it inside Slack: standups, sprint movement, blockers, deadlines, and the follow-ups a human Scrum Master cannot sit on all day.

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What it readsIssues, PRs, commits, status
What it is notAnother dashboard to check
Scrumbee AI Standup and Sprint Assistant in Slack

The gap

Work moves. Attention does not.

Tickets change status, pull requests stall, and deadlines slip in tools the team already uses. A person cannot watch every signal. Scrumbee can, and it brings the ones that matter into Slack while there is still time to act.

  1. 01
    Sprint boards update, but nobody is looking at them between ceremonies.
  2. 02
    Blockers sit in Jira while the conversation has already moved on in Slack.
  3. 03
    Reviews wait on GitHub or Bitbucket without a timely nudge to the team.
  4. 04
    Standups become status theater instead of a picture of actual work.

How Scrumbee works

Connect tools. Read the work. Act in Slack.

The sequence is deliberately short. Scrumbee is not a reporting warehouse. It is a working Scrum Master that uses the team’s existing systems as its source of truth.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Authorize Slack, then Jira, GitHub, and/or Bitbucket.

  2. 02

    Observe

    Receive the work signals those tools already emit.

  3. 03

    Understand

    Assemble a picture of progress, stall, and ownership.

  4. 04

    Notice

    Surface blockers, idle tickets, and reviews that wait.

  5. 05

    Act

    Standups, reminders, sprint summaries, follow-ups.

  6. 06

    Stay aligned

    The team hears it in Slack, where they already talk.

Active Scrum Master

It does not just display data.

Scrumbee uses work signals to keep the team moving.

Dashboards wait to be opened. Scrumbee posts, reminds, and answers in the same Slack threads the team already uses — including daily progress, ticket movement, ceremonies, and accountability follow-ups.

Daily progress

Personal and team standups compiled from actual ticket and code activity.

Task movement

Status changes in Jira become visible in Slack instead of disappearing into the board.

Blockers

Issues that sit blocked, or PRs that wait on review, are called out with context.

Deadlines & sprint health

Remaining work, in-review items, and due dates are summarized while the sprint is live.

Ceremonies

Standup cadence and sprint summaries support the ritual without replacing the team.

Follow-ups

Recommendations and reminders go to the people who can act, in Slack.

Core Workflows

This is what your team actually experiences in Slack.

Autonomous, contextual AI actions in Slack: standups compiled from commits, proactive risk alerts, PR review acceleration, and instant Jira sprint updates.

1

Zero-Effort Automated Standups

Compiled from Jira and GitHub activity with 1-click channel sharing.

ScrumBee Zero-Effort Standup Card
2

Proactive Blocker & Inactivity Watchdog

Alerts on stalled tickets and blocked status before sprint deadlines slip.

ScrumBee Proactive Blocker Detection
3

Git & Jira Traceability & Stale PRs

Catches unlinked commits and speeds up pending code reviews.

ScrumBee Git & Jira Traceability
4

Direct Jira Sprint Hub in Slack

View assigned tasks and transition Jira sprint statuses without opening a browser.

ScrumBee Sprint Backlog Hub in Slack

Walkthrough

Watch it work with a real team.

The recording belongs here — in the product story, not in a footer. It should show Scrumbee operating inside Slack, not a slideshow of features.

Product walkthrough

This is how Scrumbee behaves inside a real team.

Drop the demo recording at public/product/demo.mp4. Until then, the Slack views on this page show the same cards the bot posts: standups, sprint progress, and follow-ups.

Fits the existing toolchain

Slack is home. Jira, GitHub, and Bitbucket are the work.

Jira

Projects, issues, status, assignment, and sprint progress.

GitHub

Repositories, pull requests, commits, and review activity.

Bitbucket

The same development signals from Bitbucket workspaces.

Slack

Where Scrumbee talks to the team and runs the Scrum Master loop.

Access is granted through each platform’s official authorization. Details of what is requested — and why — are on the security page.

Connect the workspace your team already uses.

Scrumbee is installed into Slack. From there, the team authorizes Jira, GitHub, or Bitbucket using each platform’s official sign-in flow. There is no separate email signup.

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