Automate GitHub with AI

Code review notifications, issue triage, and deployment tracking generate noise that buries signal. Pokee connects to GitHub via one-click OAuth and automates your development workflows - from PR summaries to release notes to deployment alerts.

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What Pokee Can Do with GitHub

Monitor repos for PRs, issues, commits, and deployments
Auto-triage issues by reading content and assigning priority labels
Notify teams in Slack or Discord when specific events occur
Generate release notes from merged PRs automatically
Create GitHub issues from external triggers (support tickets, emails, Slack messages)
Summarize code changes for non-technical stakeholders
Track contributor activity and generate team reports
Link PRs to Jira tickets and update status bidirectionally

Example Workflows

1
PR Review Notification
Time saved: ~5 minutes per PR for the person routing reviews
PRs get instant visibility with intelligent reviewer assignment. No more missed reviews.
Prompt
“When a new PR is opened on our main repo, read the diff, summarize what changed in 3 lines, and post to #dev-reviews in Slack. Tag the appropriate reviewer based on which files were modified.”
2
Issue Auto-Triage
Time saved: ~3 minutes per issue, significant for high-volume repos
Issues get triaged instantly instead of sitting in a queue until someone reads them.
Prompt
“When a new issue is created, read the title and description. Assign a priority label (P0-P3) based on severity keywords and customer impact. Route P0/P1 to the oncall engineer via Slack DM. Add estimated complexity label.”
3
Automated Release Notes
Time saved: 1 hour/day
Release notes write themselves from PR data. No more end-of-sprint scramble to document what shipped.
Prompt
“When we create a new release tag, pull all merged PRs since the last release. Categorize into Features, Fixes, and Improvements. Generate formatted release notes and post to #announcements.”
4
Support to Issue Pipeline
Time saved: 30 min/day
Support-to-engineering handoff happens automatically with full context preserved.
Prompt
“When a Zendesk ticket is tagged 'bug' and escalated, create a GitHub issue with the customer's description, steps to reproduce, affected version, and link back to the support ticket. Label as 'customer-reported'.”
5
Deploy Status Alerts
Time saved: 20 min/day
The whole team knows what deployed and when. Failures get immediate attention.
Prompt
“When a deployment succeeds on main, post to #deploys in Slack with a summary of what went out. If deployment fails, alert #engineering-oncall with error details and the last commit that triggered it.”

How It Works

1
Connect
Head to pokee.ai/authorizations and link your GitHub account with one click. Pokee requests access to repos you choose - reads code, PRs, issues, and deployments.
2
Describe
Tell Pokee what you need in plain English. Example: "When a PR is opened on main, summarize the diff and post a review comment noting potential issues."
3
Execute
Pokee watches your repos for PR activity, reads the code changes, generates a contextual summary with risk areas flagged, and posts directly to the PR thread - adapting to your codebase conventions.

FAQ

Does it support private repos?: Yes. OAuth grants access to repositories you explicitly authorize, including private repos within your organization.
Can Pokee write code or create PRs?: Pokee creates issues, comments on PRs, manages labels, and handles cross-platform workflows. For code generation and development inside a sandbox, use PokeeClaw (Pokee's dev workspace).
Does it work with GitHub Enterprise?: Yes. GitHub Enterprise Cloud via OAuth. GitHub Enterprise Server supported for enterprise plans with on-premise deployment.
Multiple repos?: Yes. Monitor and act across multiple repositories within your organization. Set different rules for different repos.

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What Pokee Can Do with GitHub

Monitor repos for PRs, issues, commits, and deployments

Auto-triage issues by reading content and assigning priority labels

Notify teams in Slack or Discord when specific events occur

Generate release notes from merged PRs automatically

Create GitHub issues from external triggers (support tickets, emails, Slack messages)

Summarize code changes for non-technical stakeholders

Track contributor activity and generate team reports

Link PRs to Jira tickets and update status bidirectionally

Example Workflows

PR Review Notification

Time saved: ~5 minutes per PR for the person routing reviews

PRs get instant visibility with intelligent reviewer assignment. No more missed reviews.

Prompt

“When a new PR is opened on our main repo, read the diff, summarize what changed in 3 lines, and post to #dev-reviews in Slack. Tag the appropriate reviewer based on which files were modified.”

Issue Auto-Triage

Time saved: ~3 minutes per issue, significant for high-volume repos

Issues get triaged instantly instead of sitting in a queue until someone reads them.

Prompt

“When a new issue is created, read the title and description. Assign a priority label (P0-P3) based on severity keywords and customer impact. Route P0/P1 to the oncall engineer via Slack DM. Add estimated complexity label.”

Automated Release Notes

Time saved: 1 hour/day

Release notes write themselves from PR data. No more end-of-sprint scramble to document what shipped.

Prompt

“When we create a new release tag, pull all merged PRs since the last release. Categorize into Features, Fixes, and Improvements. Generate formatted release notes and post to #announcements.”

Support to Issue Pipeline

Time saved: 30 min/day

Support-to-engineering handoff happens automatically with full context preserved.

Prompt

“When a Zendesk ticket is tagged 'bug' and escalated, create a GitHub issue with the customer's description, steps to reproduce, affected version, and link back to the support ticket. Label as 'customer-reported'.”

Deploy Status Alerts

Time saved: 20 min/day

The whole team knows what deployed and when. Failures get immediate attention.

Prompt

“When a deployment succeeds on main, post to #deploys in Slack with a summary of what went out. If deployment fails, alert #engineering-oncall with error details and the last commit that triggered it.”

How It Works

Connect

Head to pokee.ai/authorizations and link your GitHub account with one click. Pokee requests access to repos you choose - reads code, PRs, issues, and deployments.

Describe

Tell Pokee what you need in plain English. Example: "When a PR is opened on main, summarize the diff and post a review comment noting potential issues."

Execute

Pokee watches your repos for PR activity, reads the code changes, generates a contextual summary with risk areas flagged, and posts directly to the PR thread - adapting to your codebase conventions.

FAQ

Does it support private repos?

Yes. OAuth grants access to repositories you explicitly authorize, including private repos within your organization.

Can Pokee write code or create PRs?

Pokee creates issues, comments on PRs, manages labels, and handles cross-platform workflows. For code generation and development inside a sandbox, use PokeeClaw (Pokee's dev workspace).

Does it work with GitHub Enterprise?

Yes. GitHub Enterprise Cloud via OAuth. GitHub Enterprise Server supported for enterprise plans with on-premise deployment.

Multiple repos?

Yes. Monitor and act across multiple repositories within your organization. Set different rules for different repos.