LIVE ACTIVITY · TV / KIOSK READY
Stop alt-tabbing.Put the sync on the wall.
CSTaskee is the admin surface where GitLab and YouTrack share one truth — plus a live activity board with rotating memes and captions you can park on a TV or kiosk.
Signal over noise
Seven levers that keep the stack honest
Connector pulse
See GitLab and YouTrack health as fresh, stale or failed — retest one link or the whole batch without leaving the cockpit.
Identity bridge
Email-matched link candidates land in a review queue. Accept, reject, move on — no spreadsheet archaeology.
Access lattice
Projects stay wired to integrations with explicit developer grant and revoke. Scope is a decision, not a rumor.
Activity readout
Commits and issue motion per linked developer — readable timelines instead of tribal knowledge.
TV / kiosk mode
Full-bleed /tv view for hallway screens: dense roast cards, soft glow, no chrome clutter — designed to read from across the room.
Memes & captions
Role-aware spotlight cards with bilingual captions that rotate with the metrics — humor that still points at real activity.
Hourly snapshot refresh
The board rebuilds on a schedule with a visible next-refresh cue — no F5 ritual, no stale-wall shame.
Boot sequence
Four moves from chaos to a wall display
- 01
Plug the pipes
Drop GitLab and YouTrack endpoints with credentials. Watch verification light up — or fail loudly so you can fix it.
- 02
Bind the humans
Collect external accounts, match by email, clear the pending queue. Platform users map to the tools they already live in.
- 03
Scope the board
Assign project access, keep tokens tight, and let the activity board pull scoped metrics into roast cards with captions.
- 04
Watch it on TV
Open the TV / kiosk route on a display. Hourly snapshots keep the wall current while standup watches the same signal.
Hard facts, soft glow
Built for the sync you actually run
1h
Hourly updates
Snapshot cadence
TV
TV-ready layout
Full-bleed /tv mode
9
Live roast slots
Spotlight cards on the board
2×
Caption locales
EN + RU meme lines
Live board + TV mode
Activity that earns a screen on the wall
The live board turns GitLab and YouTrack motion into roast cards with memes and captions — then stretches cleanly into a TV / kiosk layout for the hallway or war room.
Hourly snapshot refresh
Cards rebuild on a schedule. A next-refresh cue tells the room when the wall flips again.
TV / kiosk view
Dedicated full-bleed route strips chrome and enlarges cards so the display reads from across the room.
Memes + captions
Role-tagged spotlights pair metrics with rotating captions — playful, still tied to real commits and issues.
Scoped signal
What you see follows project grants and linked identities — not a random global leaderboard.
Wall signal
Same board your admins trust in the dashboard — remixed for a TV that never needs a mouse.
Live activity · TV
next refresh · ~48m
- spotlight14 commits
Alex M.
Shipped hard — the board noticed before standup did.
- issues9 issues
Nina K.
Ticket velocity looking suspiciously heroic today.
- quiet0 motion
Sam R.
Silence on the wire. Either deep focus… or deep vacation.
Pilot lanes
Pick the intensity of your rollout
Illustrative packages for planning a focused GitLab/YouTrack pilot — final terms confirmed on demo.
Spark
Pilot2 weeks
Prove connector health and one project lattice with your real endpoints.
- Both connectors
- Link candidate review
- Demo workspace access
- Async support
Grid
PopularTeammonthly*
Full admin loop for delivery leads — access, live board, tokens, notifications.
- Everything in Spark
- Multi-project access control
- Live board + TV mode
- API tokens + chat layer
Orbit
Orgcustom
Hardened rollout for IT orgs that need guided onboarding and tighter ops hygiene.
- Everything in Grid
- Guided onboarding
- Priority walkthroughs
- Rollout playbook
Field notes
What operators say after the fog lifts
Composite scenarios based on typical admin workflows — not attributed customer quotes.
“We stopped hunting verification status across tabs. If a connector goes stale, the panel says so before standup does.”
“The TV board replaced our awkward 'who merged what' ritual. Captions land, metrics land, the room actually looks.”
“Developers finally see which projects they own, and I finally see commit and issue motion without pinging five people.”