GitHub Release to Slack
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Overview
💡 What It Does
Automatically generates professional release announcements from your GitHub commits and posts them to Slack with AI-powered formatting.
📥 What You Provide
| Input | What to enter |
|---|---|
| repo_owner | GitHub username or organization (e.g., "acme-corp") |
| repo_name | Repository name (e.g., "mobile-app") |
| slack_channel_name | Slack channel without # (e.g., "releases") |
| days_back | How many days of commits to include (e.g., "7") |
| version_number | Release version tag (e.g., "v2.1.0") |
⚡ What Happens
Actions:
- Posts message to Slack
Returns:
- Professional release announcement with commit summary and success confirmation
How:
- Fetch commits from GitHub → Generate release notes with AI → Post formatted message to Slack → Return confirmation
📤 What You Get Back
| Output | Description |
|---|---|
| release_message | The generated release announcement text |
| commits_found | Number of commits included in the release |
| slack_message_link | Direct link to your posted Slack message |
| posted_successfully | Confirmation the message was sent |
🔌 Connections Required
| App | Why |
|---|---|
| GitHub | To fetch recent commits from your repository |
| Slack | To post the release announcement to your channel |
📋 Good to Know
Best for:
- Development teams announcing releases to stakeholders
Tip:
- Use 7-14 days back for feature releases, 1-2 days for hotfixes
Limit:
- Requires public repository or GitHub access permissions
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