The verdict lands in Slack

GitHub is where Tada reads from; Slack is the first place it writes back to. In Settings → Integrations, connect Slack and pick a channel. From then on every finished run posts there: the repository, passed or blocked, and the same sentence the PR check carries — a gate that reads one way on GitHub and another way in Slack would be two gates.

A passed run brings its demo link. A blocked run brings none, because there is nothing to watch — the demo is the reward for passing. And if Slack is down, your check is unaffected: the verdict is stored and on the PR before the message is attempted.

Also in this release

• One workspace, several GitHub accounts — a personal account and an org, or two orgs, can now sit in one workspace. Add account lives on the GitHub card in Integrations, and Repositories groups by owner once there is more than one.