Engineering · Use case
Get a GitHub Status Brief Every Morning
Every morning, your agent posts a brief of what merged overnight and which PRs are still waiting on review.
The grind
Starting the day without knowing what merged overnight means digging through GitHub before you can plan.
- Someone scrolls through merged PRs to see what shipped.
- Stale PRs waiting on review get forgotten.
- Sharing the state of things means writing a manual summary.
Every morning starts with the same catch-up routine.
The flow
With fastn, your agent posts a morning brief. Your agent decides what's worth highlighting; fastn pulls the GitHub activity and posts to Slack.
- Pull overnight activity. fastn fetches merged PRs and open review requests from GitHub.
- Your agent summarizes. The agent decides what merged matters and which stale PRs need a nudge. This is your agent's reasoning, not fastn.
- Post the brief. fastn sends the morning summary to your team's Slack channel.
The agent decides what to highlight; fastn does the pull and the posting across GitHub and Slack.
The trigger
This blueprint is scheduled: it runs every morning before standup. fastn's schedule triggers run the flow automatically, so the brief is waiting when the team logs on.
The payoff
The team starts the day already caught up.
- No morning digging. What merged overnight is summarized for you.
- Stale PRs surface. Reviews waiting too long get flagged.
- Standup is faster. Everyone starts on the same page.
Make it yours
Swap GitHub for your code host or Slack for your chat - fastn connects to the tools your customers already use, and your agent runs the same flow. Talk to us to see it on your stack.