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Bloom Assembly Pipelineautonomous code pipeline

Pipeline

Every task the assembly line is working on, and the step it is on. Updates automatically.

How a task moves through the pipeline

The full path, end to end. Click any stage for what actually happens in it.

Working

In progress

No tasks running at the moment. When a task starts, it appears here and moves through the steps live — this page updates on its own.

Ready for human review

the pipeline finished — waiting for you
Database size: data pruning + long-term storage strategy57h 17m
Needs attention
View PR #1088 ↗
Fix ENCRYPTION_KEY mismatch between staging and local environments40h 28m
Ready for review
View PR #1102 ↗
Provision PostHog env vars in Vercel (blocked on Chris)37h 50m
Ready for review
View PR #1104 ↗
BUG: TikTok Shop storefront orders/products sync stale ~25 days (no scheduled cron)12h 52m
Needs attention
View PR #1110 ↗

Paused

being looked at
Demo recording prompt — enforce real interactions, no assumed behavior25m
Paused — being looked at
Platform Performance Overhaul — Chris audit 2026-06-30 (P0/P1/P2)10h 42m
Paused — being looked at
View PR #1112 ↗
Hyperparameter tuning — 3-5 experimental runs10h 48m
Paused — being looked at
View PR #1111 ↗
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How this pipeline works
▶ Watch a real run — an interactive walkthrough

This is an automated assembly line: it turns a written task into reviewed, ready-to-approve work — with a person always making the final call.

How a task starts: when a task is moved to “In Progress” in ClickUp, the assembly line picks it up on its own — no one has to start it by hand.

What makes a task eligible: two things — it is in the pipeline’s task list, and it has a description. If the description is thin, the pipeline attempts to enrich it automatically before proceeding.

The steps each task moves through are shown in the journey map at the top of this page — click any stage to see what happens in it.

Paused means something needs a closer look before it can continue — the team is on it.

This page updates on its own every few seconds, so you can watch tasks move through these steps live.