Your team shouldn't have to chase PRs.
camelAI connects GitHub to Slack and posts AI-generated pull request summaries to your team channels. Reviewer assignments, merge alerts, and daily digests — built in one conversation with an AI agent.
New Pull Request
Add OAuth 2.0 login flow
by @sarah-chen \u00b7 3 files \u00b7 +187 -42 lines
Implements Google OAuth 2.0 with PKCE flow. Adds login button to navbar, callback handler, and session management with httpOnly cookies.
GitHub notifications are where PRs go to die.
GitHub sends dozens of email notifications a day. Most engineers mute them entirely. The important ones — PRs that need your review — get buried alongside bot comments, CI status updates, and issue mentions.
Without visibility, pull requests sit open for three, four, five days. You end up chasing reviewers on Slack manually, copying PR links, and asking “hey, can you look at this?” It works, but it does not scale.
GitHub notification emails show you a title and a repo name. That is not enough to prioritize. You have to open the PR, read the diff, and figure out if it is urgent — for every single notification. Nobody does that consistently.
camelAI connects GitHub to Slack — with context.
The agent reads your pull request diffs, writes a plain-English summary, and posts it to the right Slack channel. Your team sees what changed and why without leaving Slack.
The agent reads the actual code diff — not just the PR title. It writes a concise summary of what changed, why it matters, and what to look for during review. Your team gets context without opening the PR.
Route PRs to different Slack channels based on repository, label, team, or file path. Frontend PRs go to #frontend. Infrastructure changes go to #devops. You define the rules in plain English.
A scheduled morning message listing all open PRs that need review, sorted by age. No more "I didn’t see it" excuses. The agent runs on a cron job — fully autonomous, no manual trigger needed.
What your team sees.
A realistic Slack channel with camelAI bot messages.
New Pull Request
Add OAuth 2.0 login flow
by @sarah-chen in acme/api \u00b7 +187 -42 lines \u00b7 3 files changed
Implements Google OAuth 2.0 with PKCE flow. Adds a login button to the navbar, a callback route handler, and session management using httpOnly cookies. Includes redirect-after-login logic and a logout endpoint.
PR Merged
Fix pagination offset bug
by @marcus-tran \u00b7 merged by @jake-rivera
2 approvals \u00b7 1 file changed
From zero to Slack notifications in four steps.
Connect GitHub
Add your GitHub account in camelAI’s connection settings. The agent gets read access to your repositories, pull requests, and webhook events. You choose which repos to monitor.
Connect Slack
Add your Slack workspace. Pick the default channel for notifications — #engineering, #pull-requests, or any channel your team watches. You can set up per-repo routing later.
Describe your workflow
Tell the agent what you want in plain English: "Post a summary to #engineering whenever a PR is opened on the api repo. Include the diff summary, reviewer list, and a link. Send merge notifications to the same channel. Every morning at 9 AM, post a digest of open PRs waiting for review."
"Post a summary to #engineering whenever a PR is opened on the api repo. Include the diff summary, reviewer list, and a link."
camelAI builds and deploys
The agent writes the webhook handler, the AI summarization logic, the Slack message formatter, and the channel routing rules. It deploys the whole thing to a live Cloudflare Worker — no server to manage, no webhook URLs to configure manually. It just works.
Built for engineering teams that ship fast.
You need visibility into PR velocity without micromanaging. This bot surfaces review bottlenecks in the channel your team already watches. You see which PRs are aging and who is overloaded — without running a single report.
You have better things to do than configure GitHub webhooks, manage a notification bot server, and debug Slack API formatting. camelAI builds the entire pipeline and deploys it to Cloudflare Workers — zero infrastructure for you to maintain.
Code review is the bottleneck. Your team writes code fast but reviews stall. This bot keeps reviews moving by making PRs visible where your team already lives — Slack. AI summaries give reviewers enough context to prioritize without opening every diff.
See every PR event — routed to the right channel.
camelAI does not just forward notifications. It reads the diff, writes a summary, and routes it to the right channel based on your rules.
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Open PRs
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Avg Review Time
94%
Review Rate
47
Merged This Week
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