Full visibility into what Ellipsis does when you tag it in Github, Slack, or Linear
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Tag Workflows are created when you tag Ellipsis in Slack, Github, or Linear. Since Ellipsis is agentic, it’ll think on it’s own and take actions to complete the task you tagged it for.
Ask Ellipsis to take actions in Github, Slack, and Linear
There is no autocomplete on Github when tagging Ellipsis. Type @ellipsis or @ellipsis-dev.
Here are examples of what you ask of Ellipsis when you tag it in Github, Slack, or Linear. Copy/paste these examples to get started building your own workflows.
1. Code review in GitHub
2. Code review from Slack
3. Make a code change from Github
4. Make a code change from Slack
5. Update a pull request title
6. Create a new issue in Github
You can use the “Tag” tab in the web UI to view metrics about all the actions Ellipsis has taken on your behalf.
The web UI shows you what Ellipsis does when you tag it
You can see exactly what actions Ellipsis took to accomplish the task you tagged it for.
Actions are shown in the web UI
You can even see the internal thoughts of Ellipsis when it was figuring out how to accomplish the task you tagged it for.
Ellipsis's internal thoughts are shown in the web UI
Use these insights to improve your requests when tagging Ellipsis.
In general, Ellipsis can:
And in specific scenarios, Ellipsis can:
Note: Ellipsis will never commit code changes unless you explicitly ask it to.
You can view the thoughts and actions that Ellipsis took for any workflow run. Use this to debug and iterate on your instructions when tagging Ellipsis.
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