Automate GitHub in plain English
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Commands that use GitHub
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GitHub deploy alert
“When a new GitHub release is published, write a customer-friendly changelog, post it in Slack #announcements, and create a LinkedIn post draft that waits for my approval.”
Slack bug to GitHub issue
“When someone posts in Slack #bugs, create a GitHub issue with the message, the reporter and the steps to reproduce, then reply in Slack with the issue link.”
Bug report handoff
“When a new Zendesk ticket arrives with 'bug' or 'error' in the subject, create a GitHub issue with the steps from the ticket and reply to the customer from Gmail that engineering has it.”
Failed build alert
“When a GitHub Actions run fails on the main branch, post the workflow, commit and author in Slack #engineering and create a GitHub issue to track the fix.”
Plain-language release notes
“When a new GitHub release is published, turn the changelog into plain-language notes, save them to my Notion releases page, and post them in Slack #product.”
Issue triage
“When a new GitHub issue is opened, have AI decide whether it is a bug, a feature request or a question, comment on the issue with that label and a next step, and post bugs in Slack #triage.”
Stand-up digest
“Every weekday at 9am, list the GitHub issues closed yesterday and the open issues still assigned, and post a stand-up summary in Slack #engineering.”
What changed for support
“When a new GitHub release is published, email the support team a short 'what changed' note from Gmail so they can answer customer questions.”
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