Find the parts of MarBoba that make your job faster.
MarBoba is broad on purpose β one workspace, every developer function. That breadth is great until you have to read 12 feature pages to find the four that matter to you. Pick your role and jump straight to the parts that do.
Engineering Manager / Tech Lead
Stop running scavenger hunts for status.
Backend / Platform Engineer
Ship the service, not the CI YAML.
Frontend Engineer
Three deploy targets, one pipeline.
Mobile Engineer (iOS / Android)
App store listings, builds, and OTAs from one place.
DevOps / SRE
Observability + on-call + incidents in one workspace.
Security Engineer
Vault + RBAC + SOC 2 evidence, all audit-logged.
QA Engineer
Issues, releases, and gates β one tool.
Product Manager
Roadmap β release β notes β without copying anything.
Engineering Director / VP Eng
DORA + scorecards + compliance in one view.
Engineering Manager / Tech Lead
Stop running scavenger hunts for status.
- You ping Slack five times a day to find out what broke, who owns it, and what shipped.
- Weekly status updates are a 90-minute scrape of six tools β issue tracker, CI, deploys, on-call, vault, runbooks.
- When the team hits a snag you find out in standup the next morning.
- A single catalog page shows every project, its owner, who's on-call, and a production-readiness score.
- DORA + sprint velocity dashboards mean your status update is two clicks, not 90 minutes.
- Auto-generated weekly digest of what shipped, what slipped, and what's blocked β drop it straight into your 1:1s.
- The MCP server surfaces the same answers right inside Cursor / Claude Code / Copilot, so your engineers stop pinging you.
Backend / Platform Engineer
Ship the service, not the CI YAML.
- You write the GitHub Actions / GitLab / Bitbucket / Azure DevOps pipeline by hand for every new service.
- Vault secret rotations are a multi-step manual ritual across 4 providers.
- When the build breaks you read 800 lines of red log to figure out why.
- 108 production-grade CI/CD templates β pick component Γ target Γ provider, get a working pipeline pushed to your repo.
- Vault rotations as a Step-25 agent action with two-person approval. Audit-logged, repeatable, scriptable.
- Env Sync writes secrets into GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps native CI variable stores.
- AI build-failure RCA reads the failed log, drops a draft fix-PR in your GitHub for review. Auto-merge never; human review always.
Frontend Engineer
Three deploy targets, one pipeline.
- Vercel, Netlify, Firebase, Cloudflare Pages β each has its own dashboard, its own auth, its own deploy log.
- Accessibility regressions slip in because no one runs the audit on every PR.
- Preview URLs land in PR comments that get buried.
- One pipeline UI across Firebase / Vercel / Netlify / Cloudflare Pages / GitHub Pages / S3+CloudFront β same buttons, same logs.
- Auto-QA gates on every PR β Lighthouse, accessibility, bundle-size budgets β block the merge before a regression ships.
- PR badges show the preview URL + the scorecard delta inline on the GitHub / GitLab PR.
- Scorecard catches missing accessibility, missing tests, missing runbook before code review does.
Mobile Engineer (iOS / Android)
App store listings, builds, and OTAs from one place.
- Play Store + App Store + TestFlight are three different upload rituals.
- You write store copy and ship screenshots by hand every release.
- A bad OTA ships at 5pm Friday and you find out Monday from the crash dashboard.
- Play Store + App Store / TestFlight pipelines, ready to go for Flutter, React Native, and native iOS / Android.
- AI generates store listings + 80-character captions + app icons from your project metadata. You edit, you ship.
- OTA crash-regression auto-rollback β set a crash-free floor, MarBoba flips a bad patch back automatically.
- One release train shows iOS + Android + web shipping together, so launch day is one timeline, not three.
DevOps / SRE
Observability + on-call + incidents in one workspace.
- You jump between CloudWatch, Datadog, Grafana, and PagerDuty to triage a single alert.
- Runbooks rot because nobody updates them after the incident is over.
- Postmortems take four hours and most of them never get written.
- Seven observability connectors: CloudWatch, Datadog, Grafana, New Relic, Prometheus, PagerDuty, plus Custom HTTP. Health rolls up per app, per team, org-wide.
- On-call bindings refresh from PagerDuty / Opsgenie every 5 minutes; manual bindings for teams that don't have a provider.
- AI postmortem drafts assemble the timeline, recent commits, and chat history into a structured draft in 30 seconds.
- SLO tracking with budget-breach audit rows + auto-generated runbooks from resolved incidents.
Security Engineer
Vault + RBAC + SOC 2 evidence, all audit-logged.
- Secrets live in 1Password, a hand-rolled vault, and four CI provider stores. Rotations are quarterly fire drills.
- Role drift is invisible until an audit catches it.
- SOC 2 evidence is a Google Drive folder you assemble the week of the audit.
- KMS-encrypted Vault with timing-safe lookups, two-person rotation actions, and append-only audit logs (30 / 90 / 365 days per plan).
- RBAC with custom roles + MFA enforcement for owners, admins, and billing β backed by recovery backup codes.
- Nineteen ISMS policy documents pre-loaded. SOC 2 checklist with automated evidence per control. Domain verification, IP allowlists, data-residency tags.
- Every state-changing action β config edits, secret rotations, role changes, agent runs β emits an audit row. Compliance evidence writes itself.
QA Engineer
Issues, releases, and gates β one tool.
- Bug triage happens in four different issue trackers depending on which team owns the bug.
- Test plans live in a wiki nobody updates.
- Release smoke tests are a 60-line spreadsheet you re-paste every Friday.
- Issues UI with statuses, sprints, custom fields, mentions, parent / subtask, and labels. Bidirectional Jira sync if you have to keep that lit too.
- Auto-QA gates on PRs β block merge if tests fail, coverage drops, or the scorecard regresses.
- Test plan templates linked to issues + sprints + releases. Smoke-test results show up on the release card.
- Release notes auto-generate from merged PRs grouped by label. AI edits the draft if you ask.
Product Manager
Roadmap β release β notes β without copying anything.
- Release notes are a Friday-afternoon job of scanning a week of PR titles.
- Customer feedback lives in Zendesk, Slack, and a beta-feedback spreadsheet.
- Roadmap planning is a quarterly Google Slides exercise that drifts from reality by week 2.
- AI-generated release notes + blog posts straight from merged PRs, grouped by theme. Edit, publish.
- Feedback collection linked to issues β every "feature request" can become a tracked issue with one click.
- Sprint planning + release themes bundle epics into shipping cohorts. Stakeholders ask "what's in this release?" and the answer renders itself.
- Insights show feature adoption, MAU per project, AI-quota usage β so prioritization is a number, not a vibe.
Engineering Director / VP Eng
DORA + scorecards + compliance in one view.
- You don't have a real DORA number β every team measures deploy frequency differently.
- Compliance evidence is six months of email threads with the auditor.
- When a senior engineer leaves, the cleanup spans three days of "who owns what now?" conversations.
- DORA dashboard out of the box: deploy frequency, change failure rate, MTTR, lead time β computed from your real CI / deploy events.
- Per-project scorecards aggregate to team-wide and org-wide health. Spot which teams need attention before the retro tells you.
- SOC 2 + 19 ISMS policies + audit log retention dashboards. The compliance footprint is one tab, not a calendar invite.
- Bulk transfer of ownership (owner-only) + abuse timeline, so a departure is one workflow, not three days of Slack archaeology.
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