Your engineers stop opening four tabs to find out what happened. Connect GitHub, Linear, Sentry, and Vercel, and the ModuleX assistant reads what changed overnight, groups what is firing, and files what needs filing.
SentryA spike is firinglist_project_issues- ModuleX agentGroup and diagnose
GitHubFind the commitsearch_code
LinearFile it with the contextcreate_issue
The morning question gets answered before you ask it. Across repo and tracker at once.
What happened overnight is a question about two systems: the code and the work about the code. The assistant reads repositories and issues in GitHub, cross-references what is open in Linear, and writes the brief. Because it can create and update issues as well as read them, the brief can end in something filed rather than in a list of things for you to file.
- GitHublist_repositories · create_repository
- Linearget_teams · get_issue
An error spike becomes a tracked issue with the context already attached.
Sentry exposes a small surface — listing project issues and events, and updating an issue — and it is exactly the surface that matters, because the expensive part of an incident is not knowing it started. The assistant reads what is firing, groups it, opens the issue where your team tracks work, and updates the Sentry issue once it has been picked up.
- Sentrylist_issue_events · list_project_events
- Linearget_teams · get_issue
Deploys are read freely and changed carefully. The gate sits where it belongs.
Vercel is the widest integration here, covering deployments in depth — listing them, inspecting them, reading their events and files. Asking what is currently deployed runs without a gate. Promoting a deployment is a write action, so it waits for your approval before anything moves.
Vercellist_deployments · get_deployment
Design handoffs come from the conversation, not the canvas.
Figma exposes three actions and all of them are about comments: list them, post one, delete one. It cannot read your design files, and it is worth saying so plainly. What it can do is read the thread where everyone agreed what the design means, which is the part that has to become tickets — so the assistant turns that conversation into Linear issues.
Figmalist_comments · delete_comment- Linearget_teams · get_issue
Paste a request. Watch it resolve. Each one runs an end-to-end recipe you can open.
“Tell me what changed in the repo overnight — merged pull requests, new issues, anything that needs a decision — and post it to our engineering channel in Slack.”
See the recipe“Read the open issues in Linear, group the ones that are really the same problem, and tell me which three are worth doing next.”
See the recipe“Something is spiking in Sentry. Work out what it is, find the commit that looks responsible, and open an issue with both attached.”
See the recipeEverything this team already runs on. Connect once and your agents can act across all of it.
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Teammates run it. You keep the keys. Credentials live in the org vault and every run lands in the audit ledger.
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GitHub and Linear. Between them they hold the code and the work about the code, and most engineering questions are really questions about how those two relate. Add Sentry when production noise is the problem and Vercel when deploys are.