Overview

Weave integrates with major Git hosting platforms to sync your repositories, pull requests, commits, and code reviews.

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Supported platforms

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What’s synced from code platforms

All Git platforms sync the following data:

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Code changes

• Pull/merge requests: All PR metadata, status, and timeline
• Commits: Commit history, authors, and file changes
• Code reviews: Review comments, approvals, and discussions
• Branches: Branch structure and merge history

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Team data

• Contributors: All engineers who commit or review code
• Teams/groups: Organization and team structure
• Permissions: Repository access patterns (read-only)

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CI/CD data (if configured)

• Pipeline runs: Build and deployment status
• Test results: Test success/failure rates
• Deployments: Production deployment tracking

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Metrics enabled

Connecting a code platform enables these metrics:

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Development velocity

• Code output - Estimated work delivered
• PRs per engineer - Pull request volume
• PR cycle time - Time from creation to merge
• PR merge time - Time spent in review

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Code quality

• Code turnover - Code churn and rework
• Bugs introduced - Bug detection
• Revert PRs - Reverted changes
• Review quality - Code review thoroughness

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Code review

• Review turnaround - Review response time
• Review cycles - Review iterations
• Comment resolution - Feedback addressed

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AI-assisted development

• AI output percentage - AI contribution ratio

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Multiple platforms

You can connect multiple Git platforms simultaneously:

• Multiple organizations: Connect different GitHub orgs, GitLab groups, etc.
• Mixed platforms: Use GitHub for some repos, GitLab for others
• Unified metrics: All data aggregates into unified metrics

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Choosing a platform

All platforms provide similar data to Weave. Choose based on where your code is hosted:

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Data privacy

Weave syncs only metadata about your code:

• PR titles, descriptions, and comments
• Commit messages and authors
• Review comments and approvals
• File names and diff statistics

We never store:

• Source code content
• Repository files
• Sensitive credentials
• Private customer data

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Getting started