Workflows

📉 Workload drift watcher

Track repeated signs of overload or hidden work piling up before it becomes a team problem.

Prompt

Build me a workload drift watcher. I want to track signs of overload, hidden work, or repeated backlog creep so the problem becomes visible early.

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