CWD Weekly
Purple Pod
W30 · Jul 20 – 26, 2026 (Mon–Sun) · Efficiency % is a beta, cycle-time-based signal
67%
Team efficiency (beta)
23
Tasks completed
16
In progress
0h
Logged hours
Avg idle
4
People active
Purple Pod Efficiency: 67% beta
NameLoggedIdle %Tasks
Development
Mayca HendricksTech Team Lead
9
Complete collaborative QCTechnical Team Lead
Implement site fixesDeveloper
Final site QA revisionsDeveloper
Post-Launch QA FixesDeveloper
Full Site QA RevisionsDeveloper
Final Site QA RevisionsDeveloper
Review live site for functionality risks and update R&RTechnical Team Lead
Grishma FefarWP Dev
2
Full site QA revisionsDeveloper
Production: Implement style guide & Home PageDeveloper
Thirukumaran G SWP Dev
6
Implement site fixesDeveloper
Production: Implement style guide & Home PageDeveloper
Final Site QA RevisionsDeveloper
Divya ThirumuruganWP Dev
Puviarasan GWP Dev
Kiruthiga SWP Dev
Karunya NavaneethakrishnanWP Dev
Shaik Mohammad AliWP Dev
Gallery
Jarish CastanedaGallery Specialist
22
Populate photo galleryGallery20×
Photo Gallery MigrationGallery
AI Layout Enhancer — Adoption · mya_page_events
3/8
Devs using the tool
126
Total events
90%
Success rate
Adoption by developer (events · success · NIL = not using)
Grishma Fefar
53 · 77%
Karunya Navaneethakrishnan
46 · 100%
Shaik Mohammad Ali
27 · 100%
Mayca Hendricks
NIL
Thirukumaran G S
NIL
Divya Thirumurugan
NIL
Puviarasan G
NIL
Kiruthiga S
NIL
Events by day
 
Mon 20
1
Tue 21
53
Wed 22
31
Thu 23
41
Fri 24
 
Sat 25
 
Sun 26
Layout generated
Layout applied
Alt-text
Block modified
Layout repair
By feature
Layout generated
53
Layout applied
37
Alt-text
30
Block modified
5
Layout repair
1
How team Efficiency % is calculated beta
Planhat does not log hands-on time, so we use each task's cycle time (complete − start). For every completed task we compare its cycle time to a benchmark — the historical median cycle time for that task type & project size. For a team: Efficiency % = Σ(benchmark days) ÷ Σ(actual cycle days) × 100 over its completed tasks, capped at 100%. 100% = tasks closed at or faster than the team's typical pace; below 100% = slower. Only completed tasks with a positive cycle count (same-day/undated excluded). Per-person efficiency is intentionally hidden — it is too noisy at individual volume to be fair. This measures speed-to-done, not hours worked; a beta signal, not a performance verdict.