Create your first Report
Set up a Report so your team's open PRs show up in Slack.
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Reading your first Daily Report. Screen-record: open Reports, create one (name + timezone), add a couple of GitHub authors on the Authors tab, set a channel + schedule on the Schedule tab, then cut to Slack showing the actual Daily PR Report message posting/arriving in that channel. ~15-20s, silent.
What this does
A Report groups a set of GitHub authors together so their open pull requests get summarized in one scheduled Slack message. It's separate from onboarding — you set it up from the Reports section once GitHub and Slack are connected.
Steps
- Open Reports and select Create Report (or Create your first Report if you don't have one yet). Give it a name and pick its timezone, then confirm.
- On the new Report's Authors tab, add the GitHub usernames whose PRs should count toward this Report, one at a time.
- On the Schedule tab, set the Slack channel this Report should post to and confirm its timezone, then choose the times of day it should post.
What you'll see in Slack
At each scheduled time, the Report posts a message to its channel listing every tracked author's open PRs, grouped by lifecycle state — Needs Review, Ready to Merge, or Awaiting Author. See Read your digest for a section-by-section walkthrough.
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A real Daily PR Report Slack message with at least one PR in each of the three groups (Needs Review, Ready to Merge, Awaiting Author) if possible. Annotate the three group headers and one PR line.