Guides How-to
Send each pull request to the conversation that can act on it.
Use routes to separate repositories, labels, authors, branches, and review events across Slack and Discord without a notification free-for-all.
How it works
Four steps from connection to a useful conversation.
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Choose the source repository or GitLab project that should enter the route.
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Choose the Slack or Discord destination channel owned by the team that needs the signal.
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Add conditions such as label, author, branch, draft state, or event to keep broad activity out of focused channels.
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Test delivery, then use the activity log to confirm the route matched the intended request.
FAQ
Questions people ask before connecting.
Keep learning
Related guides for this workflow.
GitHub pull request notifications in Slack
Route each repository to the right Slack channel, keep one living thread per PR, and mention mapped reviewers.
Read guideDaily pull request review digest for Slack and Discord
Schedule a review digest for awaiting, failing, blocked, stale, or ready-to-merge work, then open the queue when something needs attention.
Read guideReady to relay the next review?
Free for up to three mapped people. Unlimited repos and notifications.