IntegrationsLive
Where your code lives, and where your team talks.
GitHub is live today, and Jira, Linear, Slack and Teams connect from the Integrations page. Adapters for GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps are built and tested against recorded traffic; reviews on them switch on in a coming release.
Settings › Integrations
Example
GitHubCode hostLive
GitLabCode hostReady, connect your account
BitbucketCode hostReady, connect your account
Azure DevOpsCode hostReady, connect your account
JiraWork itemsReady, connect your account
LinearWork itemsReady, connect your account
SlackDigestsReady, connect your account
Microsoft TeamsDigestsReady, connect your account
How it works
Step by step.
GitHub today; Jira, Linear, Slack and Teams connect now; GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure next.
- 01GitHub AppFour clicks: continue with GitHub, authorize, pick the account, install. Contents are read-only.
- 02Other code hostsGitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps adapters are built; reviews on them switch on in a coming release.
- 03Work itemsJira and Linear keys in a PR feed the intent check.
- 04ChatSlack and Teams incoming webhooks receive readiness digests.
In detail
What it does, exactly.
- One review model across hosts: the same depth, price and ledger wherever the PR lives.
- In the dashboard
- Settings → Integrations: connect, test, status
GitLab
Webhook token check, merge request diffs, discussions on the exact line, commit status.
Bitbucket
HMAC-verified webhooks, inline comments, build status.
Azure DevOps
Verified service hooks, PR threads, PR status.
Secrets encrypted
Tokens and webhook URLs are stored encrypted, never shown again after saving.
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