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Pull requests, reviews and checks are part of the release process. Ovenbird reads them with the issue and the Slack thread and tells the engineer what the process requires next.

Available · connect it from Manage → Integrations.

GitHubCode
PR 2210 is approved. What's next?
Ovenbird reads the record, its history and the thread around it, then applies your document.
Asks firstIs the commit on the release branch?Has Ticket QA evidence been attached to the story?
NextCherry-pick into release/4.13 before Friday's cut and attach the QA evidence on PD-15001; the PR is not release-ready until both are true.
📘 From your process
The step comes from your own document, quoted.

Why teams connect it

What flows, and what doesn't

GitHubThe record and its history
Reads
OvenbirdYour process, applied
Nothing
GitHubNever written to

What it reads

  • Pull requests: state, reviewers, approvals, checks, linked issues, labels
  • Review comments and the PR conversation
  • Commits and the branches they are on (cherry-picked into the release branch or not)

What it writes

  • Nothing. Statuses, merges and reviews stay with the team

Processes teams run on it

How it connects

Questions buyers ask

Does it write to customers or change records?

No. It writes nothing at all. Statuses, replies and approvals stay with your team in GitHub.

What does it need access to?

A read-only access token for your organisation. Available today: Manage → Integrations → GitHub. Each workspace connects its own account; nothing is shared between workspaces, and credentials are stored encrypted.

Does it work before the integration is connected?

Yes. Paste a link to a process document and describe the situation; the next step and the course exist the same minute. The integration adds the record's own history as evidence.

See it on one of your own documents

Paste a link to a procedure. The next step and the course exist the same minute; connect GitHub when you are ready.

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