--- title: "Radar" description: "An auto-generated draft of what you (or your team) worked on recently, built from your sessions." url: "https://teamcadence.ai/docs/desktop/radar/" --- ## What Radar does Radar drafts a "what did I do recently" update automatically, built from your actual coding sessions rather than written from memory at the end of a sprint. It's meant to replace the manual status-update writing that usually happens right before a standup or a weekly update - Cadence already has the evidence, so it drafts the summary for you. ## Reviewing and sharing A Radar draft shows up in the desktop tray when it's ready (optionally with a nudge notification). You review it, edit as needed, and can share it to your org's activity feed - it isn't posted automatically without your review. ## Where the content comes from Radar pulls from the same session data as everything else in Cadence: which repos you touched, what the sessions were about, and how the work went. Because it's grounded in real sessions rather than a recollection at the end of the week, it tends to surface things that are easy to forget by Friday.
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Radar
An auto-generated draft of what you (or your team) worked on recently, built from your sessions.
What Radar does
Radar drafts a “what did I do recently” update automatically, built from your actual coding sessions rather than written from memory at the end of a sprint. It’s meant to replace the manual status-update writing that usually happens right before a standup or a weekly update - Cadence already has the evidence, so it drafts the summary for you.
Reviewing and sharing
A Radar draft shows up in the desktop tray when it’s ready (optionally with a nudge notification). You review it, edit as needed, and can share it to your org’s activity feed - it isn’t posted automatically without your review.
Where the content comes from
Radar pulls from the same session data as everything else in Cadence: which repos you touched, what the sessions were about, and how the work went. Because it’s grounded in real sessions rather than a recollection at the end of the week, it tends to surface things that are easy to forget by Friday.