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Every fix from your Slack messages and standups comes back until it sticks.

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A Slack message, “Yesterday I have fix the login bug and discuss about the deploy with team.”, reviewed by Parley as “Yesterday I fixed the login bug and discussed the deploy with the team.” with 3 fixes: tense, Use the simple past with “yesterday”. word-choice, “Discuss” takes no “about”, and it’s past too. article, Use “the” for a team you both know. 3 fixes added to review.

What Parley does

  • Check before you send

    Paste a Slack message, PR comment or email. Copy the fixed one.

  • Practice the meeting

    Talk through a standup or a code review, typed or spoken.

  • Fix it from memory

    Your own mistakes come back on a schedule until they stop.

Practice the meetings you really have

Fixes land under your own messages while the standup keeps going.

FIG 0.2A daily standup in Parley. The user wrote “Yesterday I fix the login bug and today I will working on payment.” and the fix shows under it as “Yesterday I fixed the login bug and today I will be working on payment.”, while the conversation goes on.

Your mistakes come back until they stop

Type the fix from memory, then grade how well you knew it.

FIG 0.3A review card in Parley. The old mistake “have a time” was answered from memory as “have time”, with the reason and three grade buttons: Again, Good and Easy.

Start with the next message you send

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