What ANIMA can do in GitHub
Once a repository is connected, ANIMA can read its code, issues and discussions, and turns them into work your team can use.
What it can read
- Code and docs in repositories
- Issues, pull requests and review history
- Release tags and commit history
What it can do
- Creates and updates issues
- Adds review comments to pull requests
- Writes release notes
Permissions and scope
- ANIMA only reads repositories an admin picks.
- If you can't see it in GitHub, you can't see it through ANIMA.
- You confirm every message and file before it goes out.
Things you can ask ANIMA
Break this spec into issues.
Creates issues the way your team has split work before, and marks the dependencies.
Write up the changes in this release as notes for clients.
Rounds up the pull requests merged in this release and describes them in your company's wording.
Review this pull request against our review guidelines.
Checks it against your coding standards and past review comments, and leaves specific suggestions.
Which issue matches this client's bug report? Has it been fixed?
Links the support conversation to the GitHub issue and reports the fix status and the release it's expected in.
