Glossary
Every term Angada uses, in the words you see on screen.
Workspace
Your team's account in Angada, tied to a single Slack workspace. Everything else — connected repos, Reports, members — lives inside one Workspace.
Report
A named group of GitHub authors whose open pull requests are summarized together in a scheduled Slack message.
Member / Admin
Anyone signed in to your Workspace is a member. An admin can additionally manage Workspace settings, connect or disconnect integrations, and invite other members.
Connected repository
A GitHub repo Angada can see, mirrored from your GitHub App installation's access — added or removed on GitHub's side, not Angada's.
Channel routing
Sending a connected repo's notifications to a specific Slack channel instead of the Workspace's default channel.
Blocker mention
An @mention in a live PR card for whoever is currently blocking it — a requested reviewer, or the author when changes are requested — shown only when that GitHub login has a linked Slack account and the channel allows mentions.
Report digest / Channel digest / Personal digest
Three scoped versions of the same daily summary: a Report digest covers one Report's authors, a Channel digest covers every repo routed to one channel, and a Personal digest is a private DM of just your own open and pending PRs.
Needs Review / Ready to Merge / Awaiting Author
The three states every open pull request falls into: waiting on a reviewer, cleared to merge, or waiting on its author after changes were requested.
Reviewer load (Concentrated / Overloaded)
How review work is spread across a team. Concentrated means one reviewer handles a disproportionate share over time; Overloaded means one reviewer currently has too many pending requests at once.
Review SLA
A configured first-response time target for reviewers, by priority tier, tracked as a weekly compliance percentage.
Plan (Free / Pro / Business)
The pricing tier your Workspace is on, which determines its repo, developer, and Report limits.
Trial
A temporary, full-featured period on the Pro plan with no payment required, before your Workspace settles onto a paid plan or Free.
Active developer
A distinct GitHub login that authored or reviewed a tracked pull request in the last 30 days — the measure your plan's developer limit is counted against.