Your 
Sourcegraph always
one message away
Search code and review commits in Sourcegraph from WhatsApp, Slack, or Telegram, by voice or text.
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Sourcegraph
Six ways to run it from a message.
Drive it by message when you need it, or put it on autopilot.
Capture code snippets
Send file paths or commit SHAs to Sourcegraph; Notis fetches content and stores references for your team.
Refine code searches
Run more specific searches from a message, like 'Find recent changes in the auth module'. Filter by language or repository.
Ask code questions
Ask about commits, files, or repository languages. Notis retrieves details and context in seconds.
Code activity summaries
Get periodic updates on repository activity, recent commits, and file changes. Delivered to your DMs.
Scheduled code checks
Notis runs repository scans on a schedule you set: track language usage, monitor commits, or audit file changes.
Bridge code to tools
Link Sourcegraph code findings to issue trackers, wikis, or project managers. Keep analysis context connected.
Sourcegraph, from anywhere you
message.
Pick the channel you already live in. Notis turns it into a fully native Sourcegraph remote.
Telegram
Voice-first Sourcegraph bot. Record, tag, file.
WhatsApp business or personal, both work.
Slack
Slash-command your way through any workspace.
iMessage
Native bubbles. iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Gmail
Forward emails. Get them filed in Sourcegraph.
Notis Desktop
Run from Notis desktop with hotkeys & history.
What people automate with
Sourcegraph + Notis.
Turn PDF bug reports into code context
When an iLovePDF workflow sends a processed bug report, fetch the relevant source file from Sourcegraph so investigation starts with code in view.
Compare commits cited in release PDFs
When an iLovePDF-processed release document includes two commit references, ask Sourcegraph to compare those commits and return their file diffs.
Check commit details for signed specifications
After an iLovePDF signing process sends a specification reference, retrieve the corresponding Sourcegraph commit details for a quick implementation check.
Inventory files named in technical audit PDFs
When a processed audit PDF names a repository path, list its files in Sourcegraph to give the review a clear scope.
Check repository languages from architecture PDFs
Use a language or repository reference in an iLovePDF-processed architecture document to retrieve the repository's language list from Sourcegraph.
Find repositories referenced in vendor handoffs
When a processed vendor handoff PDF identifies a codebase, list repositories in Sourcegraph to help confirm the correct home for follow-up.
Supported triggers and
actions
Notis builds workflows that link this app to anything else. A trigger fires from one place; an action lands in another.
Recurring trigger
Notis starts this workflow on a schedule, such as daily, weekly, or during business hours.
Webhook trigger
Notis starts this workflow when an external tool or custom backend sends an HTTP request.
Connect any two apps
with AI in the middle.
Choose the app that starts the workflow and the app that should react. Notis sits in between, reading each event, deciding what matters, and writing the result exactly where it belongs.
When this happens · Trigger
Do this · Action
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