Integrations

Meet your team where the work already lives.

Connect the repository context Angada needs, route coordination back to Slack, and let an AI client inspect a focused set of pull-request signals through MCP.

Integration ecosystem

Connect the source. Route the signal.

Native connections bring Angada into your workflow. Coding agents receive focused fix prompts when you choose to hand off a finding.

Fix-prompt handoffs

Use the tool you already have for the next step.

CursorCopy a focused fix prompt into your editor workflow.Fix-prompt handoff
Claude CodeContinue from a finding with a source-aware fix prompt.Fix-prompt handoff
CodexTake a review finding into your coding agent with context.Fix-prompt handoff

Not available yet

We will share availability here when the connection is ready.

GitLabRepository connection is not available yet.Planned
BitbucketRepository connection is not available yet.Planned
Microsoft TeamsTeam notifications are not available yet.Planned

Slack delivery

One pull request. One living message.

See how a GitHub event becomes a current, readable Slack card without scattering every review step across a channel.

The coordination layer

One pull request. One living message.

GitHub sends the event, Angada resolves what matters, and Slack keeps the same card current as the review moves forward.

GitHubevent sourceAngadastate engineSlacksame message

Waiting for review

Each connection has a clear job.

Angada uses each connection for a specific product flow, so teams can choose the right destination for each signal.

GitHub is the source

Review and Wiki need repository content and pull-request context from repositories you choose to connect.

Slack is delivery

Slack receives the messages and digests you configure for team coordination.

MCP keeps pull requests close

The MCP server exposes PR status, open pull requests, and your personal pull requests for AI tools.