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Choose the smallest workflow that proves value. Add products only when their data or action improves that workflow.

Catch issues before merge

Connect source control, enable one repository, and run a pull-request review.

Review before opening a PR

Install the CLI and review your local Git changes.

Measure AI-agent ROI

Connect coding-agent activity, map members, and inspect efficiency, spend, and outcomes.

Reduce model spend

Enable a routing mode for a pilot group and compare savings against the displayed baseline.

Prevent recurring incidents

Map incident sources to repositories, investigate patterns, and monitor fixes.

Keep repository knowledge current

Generate docs, configure sync, and export to the destination your team uses.

Get answers in Slack

Connect Slack, map users, add the bot to a channel, and test a grounded question.

Automate recurring updates

Schedule a Pulse for a channel or manager without building a custom integration.

Common cross-product workflows

Selection questions

Before enabling a workflow, answer:
  1. What decision or action should improve?
  2. Which sources contain the minimum required context?
  3. Does the workflow only read, or can it write to a repository, ticket, channel, or billing system?
  4. Which role owns setup and ongoing operation?
  5. What exact output proves the workflow works?
  6. How will you disable or roll it back?

Next step

Use the integration catalog to confirm sources, then follow the setup guide for your chosen workflow.