Using GitHub with Nalvin
Overview
Nalvin connects product work with engineering by understanding what’s happening in your GitHub repositories. From summarizing pull requests to drafting release notes, Nalvin makes sure code activity is always linked back to your product context.
Use-Cases
Pull Request Summaries
Nalvin reads open or merged PRs and explains what changed in plain language.
Commit Insights
Track commits tied to specific features or fixes and connect them back to tickets or feedback.
Release Notes
Generate clean release notes directly from merged PRs, ready to share with customers or publish internally.
Cross-Tool Context
See how GitHub activity connects with Jira or Linear tickets, so PMs always know which code changes relate to product work.
Answer Questions
Ask Nalvin things like “What shipped last week?” or “Which PRs are linked to the new onboarding flow?” and get direct answers.
How It Works
The GitHub integration gives Nalvin read access to pull requests, commits, and metadata across your repositories. With that information, Nalvin can:
Pull the full text and file changes from PRs and commits
Summarize technical changes in everyday language for product managers
Identify related tickets or feedback based on references in commits or PR descriptions
Post updates in Slack or Teams when new PRs are merged
Draft documentation, changelogs, or release notes from GitHub history
Comment on PRs with summaries, context, or links back to product requirements
Nalvin doesn’t just surface code activity, it connects it back to product priorities so teams stay aligned without manual chasing.
Configuration
Notes
Nalvin does not get direct code access. It only receives webhooks for commits, pull requests, and metadata
You must have access to the GitHub repositories you want to subscribe to
Setup
Click the GitHub icon
Follow the on-screen integration guide
This integration is available to all users.