GitHub Pull Requests to What's New Post
This GitHub pull requests to What's new post automation writes your weekly product update for you. Every Friday at 12pm, MockFlow reads the pull requests merged in your repository that week, with their titles and descriptions, and makes a What's new this week social post in plain words.
What it does.
From GitHub, every Friday at 12pm, read pull requests in a repository, make a "What's new" post, then post it to Instagram.
Design
- Runs
- Every Friday at 12pm
- Reads
- GitHub
- Makes
- Design: What's new post
- Then sends it to
Why teams use it.
It highlights the changes users will notice, then gets it ready to post to Instagram. Because the post is public, it waits for one tap from you before it goes out.
Turn it on.
Use this template opens the Automations page in MockFlow with every part already filled in.
Open the GitHub Pull Requests to What's New Post template
Select Use this template and Automations opens with the weekly post already set up.
Connect GitHub and Instagram
Sign in with your own accounts and pick the repository to read.
Pick the space
Choose where each week's post board is made, so you can review it first.
Turn it on
Run now makes one from this week's merges. Turn it on and every Friday brings a new post, waiting for your tap.
Who uses it.
A small product team shipping every week
Merged work becomes a short public update without anyone writing release notes by hand.
A developer relations lead
The week's changes arrive as a ready post to check and share.
A founder building in public
Progress goes out on a steady rhythm, in words customers understand.
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