Eodly

Eodly is an AI chief-of-staff tool built for founders and team leads running mixed teams — engineers, KOLs, and ambassadors — across time zones. It collects daily check-ins via Slack, Telegram, Discord, or Microsoft Teams, then cross-references each claim against GitHub commits, Linear tickets, and creator proof links to produce one sourced end-of-day report every evening. The product explicitly commits to a no-surveillance guarantee: no keystroke logging and no screen capture, ever.

What It Is

Eodly sits in the async standup and team-visibility category, but distinguishes itself by verifying self-reported status against systems of record rather than simply relaying what people type. A founder or team lead connects their chat platform and code tools; team members send one short check-in message to the Eodly bot in whatever channel they already use; Eodly reads GitHub and Linear activity, checks proof links for liveness and authorship, and optionally reads screenshots via AI vision. The result is a single "evening page" that surfaces who shipped (with source evidence), who is slipping (where the claim contradicts the evidence), and who is silent (no signal at all across any channel).

How the Verification Layer Works

The core differentiator is what Eodly calls "sourced, not self-reported" reporting:

• Check-in ingestion: One DM to the Eodly bot in Slack, Telegram, Discord, or Microsoft Teams — no new app for the team.
• Activity cross-reference: GitHub pull requests, commits, and merges; Linear ticket movement — read automatically after the founder connects those integrations.
• Proof verification: Link liveness and author checks on all plans; AI vision screenshot reading and paid creator stats (Instagram, TikTok, X) on paid plans.
• Live dashboard: Throughout the day, a founder-facing dashboard shows activity forming in real time before the evening report distills it.
• Mismatch flagging: When someone's check-in says "almost done" but Linear shows no ticket movement since Tuesday, the report surfaces the gap side by side for the founder to judge — not as an accusation, but as a signal worth reviewing.

Creator and KOL Campaign Tracking

Beyond engineering teams, Eodly handles influencer and ambassador deliverable tracking. Founders create a campaign with defined deliverables and send creators a magic link — creators need no Eodly account. They submit proof as a post URL or screenshot; Eodly verifies the post is live and checks engagement data from paid creator stats APIs. Verified creators move to a payout-ready list. Eodly does not move money; payout remains manual. This makes it relevant for growth teams running KOL programs alongside engineering sprints.

Integrations and Platform Coverage

According to the product's own coverage page and FAQ, live integrations include:

• Check-in channels: Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, Discord
• Work systems: GitHub (PRs, commits, merges), Linear (ticket movement)
• Creator verification: Instagram, TikTok, X (paid creator stats on Team plan and above)
• API access: Read API with Bearer key authentication, OpenAPI 3.1 spec, and an MCP server available via remote Streamable HTTP (https://eodly.io/api/mcp) or local stdio via npx -y @eodly/mcp

Calendar sync and WhatsApp are listed as roadmap items in the FAQ.

Audience and Design Philosophy

Eodly is explicitly positioned for founders, not HR or enterprise compliance teams. The FAQ and homepage copy — described as drawn from "120+ conversations with founders and team leads" — emphasize that the tool is "a chief of staff for the founder, not surveillance for the team." Silent and slipping are treated as distinct states: silent means no signal at all and surfaces as a gentle flag, while slipping is narrowly defined as a claim the evidence contradicts. Off-system work (Figma design, client calls) captured in a check-in is counted and clearly marked self-reported where it cannot be independently verified. Anyone marked away is suppressed from flagging.

API and MCP Server

Eodly exposes a read-only REST API under https://eodly.io/api/v1 with two scopes — reports:read and team:read — allowing AI agents or scripts to pull structured end-of-day reports and team rosters. The MCP server surfaces four tools (whoami, list_reports, get_report, list_team) and is published as @eodly/mcp on npm, making it usable inside Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible agent environment. Rate limits are set at 120 requests per minute per key.