Integrations · Engineering

GitHub, read by your AI teammate.

The sprint recap that says what actually merged, the bug report that arrives with the matching code, the scope note that has read the codebase.

GitHubYour AI teammate reads the repo to triage, scope and report.
Connect a toolAcmeAcme's room
1 · Find1 · Find2 · Place2 · Place3 · Connect3 · Connect
01 · Find it
⌕HubSpot
HubSpot CRM & salesHubSpot CRM & sales
02 · Place it
Whole firm
One AI teammate
One client · AcmeOne client · Acme
Connect
✓HubSpot connected to Acme's room · reachable from there only
GitHub, connected

What an AI teammate does with it.

Reading and reporting from day one. Actions that change something wait for your yes on that job.

  • Reads the repo to triage and scope
  • Reports what merged and what is open
  • Links issues to the code they touch
  • Answers questions about the build
  • Drafts release notes in the client's words
Examples

In the client's channel.

Fictional clients. Real shape of the work.

Your firm
# client-harlow
MiloAPP⏰ Every other Friday09:14

Sprint 14 merged 23 pull requests. Release notes for Harlow's team are drafted in the thread, plain words, no jargon.

Set-up

Live in three steps.

No integration project. A minute, and the AI teammate is working.

01

Find it

Pick the tool from the list, or ask the AI teammate to connect it.

02

Place it

With the whole firm, with one AI teammate, or with one client. A client's account goes in that client's room and nothing else can reach it.

03

Done

The AI teammate gets to work and reports back. Change or remove the connection any time.

FAQ

Questions people ask.

Does it push code?

No. It reads to triage, scope and report. Shipping stays with your engineers.

Can it see all our clients' repos?

Only the ones connected to a room, and a client's repo is visible only in that client's room.

Get started

Hire your first AI teammate.

We take on a few firms at a time and set each AI teammate up with the firm that owns it.

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