GitHub PRs to Slack
Apps
Creator
Nitin Jain
Overview
💡 What It Does
Automatically finds new GitHub pull requests in your repository and posts clean notifications to a Slack channel to keep your team informed about code reviews.
📥 What You Provide
| Input | What to enter |
|---|---|
| repo_owner | GitHub username or organization name like "yourcompany" |
| repo_name | Repository name like "api-server" or "mobile-app" |
| channel_name | Slack channel name without # like "engineering" or "code-review" |
| hours_back | How many hours to look back like "1" or "24" |
| include_draft_prs | Whether to include draft PRs: "true" or "false" (optional) |
| max_prs_to_post | Maximum PRs to post like "5" or "10" (optional) |
⚡ What Happens
Actions:
- Posts messages to Slack channel
Returns:
- Count of PRs found and messages sent with summary of activity
How:
- Check GitHub for new PRs → Find Slack channel → Format PR details → Post notifications → Return summary
📤 What You Get Back
| Output | Description |
|---|---|
| prs_found | Number of pull requests discovered |
| messages_sent | Number of Slack notifications posted |
| pr_numbers | List of specific PR numbers that were posted |
| summary | Text overview of what happened |
🔌 Connections Required
| App | Why |
|---|---|
| GitHub | To fetch pull request information from your repository |
| Slack | To post PR notifications to your team channel |
📋 Good to Know
Best for:
- Engineering teams who want instant PR alerts without manual checking
Tip:
- Match hours_back to your schedule interval to avoid duplicate notifications
Limit:
- Only works with repositories your GitHub connection can access
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