Engineering team
Failed builds, release notes, issue triage and stand-up digests. Install the pack and every command arrives as a draft you can change before anything runs.
5 commands, ready to install
Install them together and they land in one group as drafts. Nothing runs until you turn each one on.
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.”
Running by this afternoon
- Install the packUntick anything you don’t need. The rest arrive as drafts in one group.
- Connect your appsEach draft lists the apps it needs. Most connect by signing in.
- Test, then turn it onRun a test, check each step and go live. Change the wording any time.
About industry packs
No. Untick the ones you don’t need before installing. You can also copy a single command from this page.
Write the first one now.
It’s free and takes about two minutes. Whatever you type here is waiting for you in the app after you sign up.
