Deploy Code to GitHub with Natural Language via Slack & Claude 3.5
Github Deployer Agent Overview The Github Deployer Agent is an intelligent automation tool that integrates with Slack to streamline code deployment workflows. Powered by Anthropic's Claude 3.5 and Tavily for web search, it enables seamless, context-aware file pushes to a GitHub repository with minimal user input.
Capabilities Accepts natural language via Slack Automatically pushes code to a default GitHub repository Uses Claude 3.5 for code generation and decision-making Leverages Tavily for real-time web search to enhance context Supports folder structure hints to ensure clean and organized repositories
Required Connections To operate correctly, the following integrations must be in place: Slack API Token with permission to read messages and post responses GitHub Personal Access Token with repo write permissions Tavily API Key for external search functionality Claude 3.5 API Access via Anthropic
Detailed configuration instructions are provided in the workflow
Example Input From Slack, you can send messages like: "Generate a basic README.md for my Python project and store it in the root directory."
Customising This Workflow You can tailor the workflow by: Modifying default folder paths or repository settings Integrate Jira node to use issue keys as default folder naming Add slack file upload option
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