Summarise a pull request
Paste a link and ask what the change does and what the reviewers asked for.
Ask Toby what a pull request changes, what is waiting for review and what shipped this week. It reads GitHub and answers in the channel, so people outside the repository can follow along.
2,000 free credits, no card needed, $25 a month after that.
Paste a link and ask what the change does and what the reviewers asked for.
Ask which pull requests are open in a repository and how long each has waited.
Ask what an issue thread has settled so far. Toby reads the comments and states where it stands.
Name a repository and a date range. Toby drafts release notes from the merged pull requests.
Each Friday Toby posts what was merged, grouped by repository, for the channel to read.
Tell Toby what to log. It drafts the issue and creates it in GitHub after you approve.
Connect two tools and Toby can work across both in one thread.
Toby lists this week's merged pull requests from GitHub and the Jira issue each one closes.
GitHub and JiraToby drafts release notes from GitHub and adds the page to your release log in Notion.
GitHub and NotionToby summarises what shipped in GitHub so support can answer customers who asked for a fix.
GitHub and IntercomMention Toby in any channel it has joined.
Slack
@Toby what is waiting for review on the billing repo?
Two pull requests. #482 adds a GST line to the invoice export and has been open since Monday. #487 fixes the login redirect and is a day old.
@Toby write release notes for this week's merges.
Here is a draft for the billing repo: the GST line on the invoice export, the login redirect fix and two test updates.
Example thread. Names and figures are made up.
Microsoft Teams
Example thread. Names and figures are made up.
Toby works the same way in Slack and in Microsoft Teams.
Add Toby to your workspace and choose the channels it joins.
Open the dashboard and choose GitHub from the list of connections.
Sign in on GitHub's own screen and allow access. You name and approve every tool connection yourself before Toby can use it.
Paste a pull request link and ask Toby what it changes.
2,000 free credits, no card needed, then $25 a month.
Every plan includes every connection, so GitHub costs nothing extra. All plans draw on one credit pool, and nobody pays per seat.
Full tiers are on the pricing page. You need your own GitHub account.
No. You ask in a Slack or Teams channel and Toby answers in the thread, with links back to the pull request or issue.
It summarises pull requests and issues, lists what is waiting for review, drafts release notes and reports what shipped. It creates an issue after you approve.
The ones you name when you ask, in the GitHub account or organisation you connect.
Yes. Give it the repositories, the channel and the day. It posts what was merged that week.
Nothing extra. Every plan includes every connection. You start with 2,000 free credits and no card, and Starter is $25 a month for the whole workspace.