Respond to GitHub comments in Slack

Respond to GitHub comments in Slack

Swarmia’s Slack bot helps you get code reviewed faster, saves you time waiting on failing CI builds, and automates other routine tasks that bots do better.

With our latest update, you can respond to GitHub comments without leaving Slack. The bot’s rich line-by-line comment previews make sure you have sufficient context to respond. This is especially useful on mobile or when addressing small comments.

If you’ve been waiting for a sign to start using Swarmia notifications, this is it.

Other updates

  • We improved the previews of the comment bubbles in work log. Now, we also show comments posted inside threads, which we didn’t before.
  • Getting Linear and Jira insights in Swarmia is now easier as we show better onboarding instructions to teams that haven’t configured them yet.
  • We fixed an issue that caused some Slack notifications to be sent twice.
  • We added a confirmation prompt when editing issue type mapping affects multiple teams in your organization.

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More changelog updates
· Sep 14, 2026

Set targets for your key metrics

Key metrics show you where your engineering organization stands today. Now you can also show where you want it to go. You can set a target at the organization level, and it applies to all of your teams. From there, you can adjust the target for individual teams where it makes sense. If an…
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· Sep 11, 2026

Find out how much of your cycle time is spent in draft

Cycle time is an aggregate metric, and alone it doesn’t describe where things slow down. Now you can look at each pull request stage and analyze outliers in each — whether it’s review time, merge time, in progress time or time as a draft. Draft time shows how much of a pull request’s cycle time it…
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