Make important checks part of regular work
Define project checks, rules and schedules. Pulse keeps their results so the team can follow changes and return to unresolved questions.
Checks suited to your project
Explore security, code quality, dependencies, performance and delivery progress. Add your own rules and the context available to the check.
History with a useful next step
Inspect the evidence behind a finding, discuss a change and run another check. Consider the age and scope of the analysis before judging the project's state.
The executor needs to be online
Local actions and scheduled checks require a connected, running Desktop client. Pulse availability depends on the client version and workspace settings; confirm them when starting a team pilot.
Example: dependencies before the next release
Configure a dependency check and project rules. Review findings, identify required changes and revisit the result after an update. History helps explain what changed between checks.
Start with a useful signal
Choose an area your team already checks manually. Set a cadence, available context and criteria for a useful finding. Refine rules after the first runs so results help the team decide what to do next.
Start with your team's project
Download Desktop, connect your project and start with a task whose result you can verify.