Welcome to Wayd
Wayd is an intelligent delivery management platform designed to give engineering leaders and teams end-to-end visibility into software delivery.
When delivery spans multiple teams, projects, and systems, visibility breaks down. Wayd brings it all together — tracking work items, aligning teams to planning intervals and products, and surfacing dependencies across the organization.
Core Philosophy: Wayd acts as a unified hub that synchronizes data from multiple business systems and combines it with capabilities those systems lack — connecting the dots so teams can see the full picture in one place.
What Can You Do with Wayd?
Wayd provides a unified platform for organizations to:
- Organize — Structure teams into hierarchies of teams and teams of teams, track operating models and team memberships over time
- Plan — Define planning intervals and their iterations; manage objectives and risks across teams; build roadmaps, story maps, and run planning poker
- Manage Work — Track work items and sprints across workspaces with configurable work processes, workflows, and work types
- Manage Portfolios — Organize projects into portfolios and programs, track lifecycle status and strategic alignment
- Align Strategy — Define strategic themes that guide investment decisions and work prioritization
- Manage Products — Keep a catalog of what your organization owns, and track versions, releases, deployments, and delivery metrics
- Integrate — Synchronize work from Azure DevOps and people from Microsoft Entra ID and Workday, and connect Azure OpenAI for AI features
- Connect AI assistants — Let assistants such as Claude read and manage your delivery data through the MCP server
Documentation Sections
For Users
- Organizations — Teams, teams of teams, and organizational hierarchy
- Planning — Planning intervals, objectives, risks, roadmaps, story maps, and planning poker
- Work Management — Workspaces, work items, sprints, work processes, and workflows
- Project Portfolios — Portfolios, programs, and projects
- Strategic Management — Strategic themes and alignment
- Product Management — Product catalog, releases, deployments, and delivery metrics
- Administration — User management, feature flags, integrations, and configuration
- Activity Log — The recorded history of what changed on a record, who changed it, and when
For Developers
- Architecture — System design and patterns
- Development Setup — Prerequisites, installation, and configuration
- Coding Standards — Code conventions and best practices
- Testing — Testing strategies and patterns
- MCP Server — The hosted MCP endpoint and the
@wayd/mcppackage
Reference
- API Reference — REST API documentation
- Feature Flags — Feature management system
- Integrations — External system integrations