One-line GitHub alerts
Paste the rule’s web address into a repo’s webhook settings on GitHub, and each event arrives as one line. It is a ready-made workflow in Minda Super Intelligence, and you can change any step before you save it. You can run it in the Minda app on your computer or on Minda's cloud under your Minda account.
The computer version runs in the Minda app: Automations → Templates → One-line GitHub alerts. Minda Super Intelligence for Windows is coming soon.
- Developer and alerts
GitHub
Gmail
The run finished
What you get
One line per event The AI says in one line what happened on GitHub: the repo, who did it and what they did.
FAILED comes first If a check, a build or a deploy failed, the line starts with the word FAILED.
A notice or an email On your computer the line is a notice in Minda, and in the cloud it is an email to you.
Set up in one place You only paste one address into the repo’s webhook settings on GitHub.
Why use this?
This rule turns each GitHub event into a single line, and puts FAILED in front when a check, a build or a deploy failed. You see it as a notice, or as an email if you run it on Minda’s cloud.
What it does
Paste your address into a repo’s webhook settings: each event becomes a one-line notice.
- Works with
- GitHub, Gmail
- Runs
- Your computer or Minda's cloud
- Needs
- Nothing to set up first
- You fill in
- Nothing, it works as it is
How it works
- WhenA web address of yours is called
- Then 1Ask AISay in one line what happened on GitHub (the repo, who, what). Start with FAILED if a check, a build or a deploy failed.
- Then 2Post a noticeGitHub eventThe AI’s answer
At most 20 runs an hour
Who is it for?
Solo developers You want to know when a build or a deploy fails without opening GitHub.
Small engineering teams You want a short line for each repo event instead of reading the raw event.
Open source maintainers You watch a repository and want a quick line on each event.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect it to GitHub?
The rule gives you a web address of its own. Paste it into the repository’s webhook settings on GitHub, and each event sent to it runs the rule.
What does the line say?
The repo, who did something and what they did. It starts with FAILED if a check, a build or a deploy failed.
What is different in the cloud?
The cloud version uses Minda AI and emails the line to you instead of posting a notice. It runs on Minda’s cloud, so your computer can be off.
Does it change anything on GitHub?
No. It only receives events and writes one line about each. It never writes to your repository.
Does it need Minda to be open?
The computer version does, since it runs in Minda on your computer. The cloud version needs you signed in to your account.
Use this template on Minda's cloud
The computer version runs in the Minda app: Automations → Templates → One-line GitHub alerts. Minda Super Intelligence for Windows is coming soon.
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