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AI Engineering Intelligence Platform

An intelligent platform that measures, predicts and accelerates development

Your whole engineering process, in plain view

The IDE, Git, and the task tracker converge in PanDev into one analytics layer: the whole team looks at the same live DORA metrics instead of manual reports and guesswork.

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IDE

Development environment and code editor

Task Tracker

Tasks and project management

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LLM

AI tools for development

GIT

Version control system

Terminal

Terminal and CLI work

PanDev

Finance

Track the cost of every task, team and person

AI Verification

Track how effectively AI tools are used

Copilot for CTO

An AI copilot for engineering leaders: the real picture from metrics

Git and the tracker give you half the picture — PanDev adds the other half

AI writes more and more of the code, and in the commit history it is indistinguishable from a human. Here is what each source sees on its own — and what PanDev adds.

Git

A commit won't tell you an agent wrote it: nobody adds AI attribution

Jira

A worklog is memory, not fact: a ticket status says nothing about the time spent

Together

You see what was done — but not who did it or how long it took

PanDev

Captures the work at the moment it happens

PanDev captures the work where it happens: in the IDE, the terminal, the browser, and AI agents. Human time and agent time are counted separately and tied to the task.

PanDev's own estimate from published research: AI attribution in Git is optional, timesheets are 47% accurate, and developers spend 16% of the day actually writing code.

What PanDev shows

Money, the split between AI and people, answers for engineering leaders — all from one data layer, at every level.

What a feature cost — down to the task and the token

The bill adds itself up: hours from the IDE, tokens from AI agents, and rates from payroll all meet on the issue key.

  • Hours from the IDE and the terminal
  • Tokens from AI agent logs
  • Rates from payroll

What AI did and what people did — in numbers

Every branch change is split between two hands: how much time and how many lines came from the person, and how much from the agent.

  • Human time and agent time, kept separately
  • Lines added and lines removed
  • Per developer, per day, per task

Copilot for CTO

The question that normally takes a week of back-and-forth gets asked out loud — and is answered with numbers right away. The assistant relies on your engineering data, not on impressions.

  • Where did the engineering money go this quarter?
  • Where did AI genuinely speed things up, and where did you redo its work?
  • What did a release cost, and what came after it?

Analytics at every level

The whole company, a department, a team, a single developer — the same metrics in clear dashboards.

  • Department metrics
  • Team metrics
  • Developer metrics

Tracker and knowledge base inside the same perimeter

Both modules ship inside PanDev Metrics — nothing extra to deploy.

An on-premise task tracker, out of the box

Boards, sprints, priorities, dependencies, and roles — inside your own perimeter, with no external SaaS.

  • Boards, sprints and priorities
  • Dependencies and roles
  • Import from Jira, ClickUp, Notion and YouTrack

Team documentation, next to the tasks and the code

Guidelines, decisions, and onboarding grow into a page tree with full version history; links to tasks, people, and teams work right from the text.

  • History and restore
  • Page tree of any depth
  • Live links to tasks, people and teams

On-Premises deployment

Deploy on your servers and store data locally

Data Security

Your data stays on your servers. Full control and compliance with corporate security standards.

  • Data encryption
  • Access control
  • Action audit

Minimal requirements

Installs on any server — modest hardware requirements.

  • Database:PostgreSQL
  • RAM:4 GB
  • CPU:2 cores
  • SSD:50 GB

Simple deployment

Install with Docker or directly — up and running in minutes.

  • Server preparation:Docker installation and database setup
  • Container launch:One command to launch
  • Setup — and you are live:Final setup in the web interface