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Slack

Planned, not built. Escalations and digests reach you by email today — here is what a Slack channel would add.

Audit / task_01J2XLIVE
Issue assignedscope captured
09:41:02
Plan accepted4 files · 2 tests
09:41:11
Patch created+84 −16
09:43:48
Checks passed12 / 12
09:45:03
PR readyreceipt $1.42
09:45:07
sha256: 1d8a…9b2f · verified
Audited end to endGitHub-native workflowExisting checks stay in controlCost visible per task

The escalation should land where the team already is

The agent escalates rather than acting whenever it hits security, licence or hostile-tone signals, and it sends a weekly digest of what it handled. Both go out by email today. A Slack integration would route the same notifications to a channel of your choosing, with the audit link attached, so the thread starts where your team already talks. It is on the roadmap; it is not something you can enable now, and we would rather say that than let a logo imply otherwise.

Escalations, not chatter

Only the classes that stop the loop would post — security, licence, hostile threads, human-merge lanes. Not every action.

The weekly digest

What was triaged, handed off, merged and shipped, in one message, with a link into the audit log for each line.

Available today instead

Email notifications are live now, and outbound webhooks let you post into Slack with an incoming webhook of your own.

Next step

The escalation classes are documented, not improvised — start there before deciding which channel should receive them.

Read the escalations doc

Put a fleet of AI developers to work

Bring your own keys and your own boxes, drop a .maintainer.yml, and let the loops run — audited end to end. Access is invite-only.