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Pull source context into Roux and deliver the resulting human insight where your team already works.

GitHub

Install the Roux GitHub App with repository-scoped access. No personal access token required.

Available

What it adds

  • Pull issue and PR context into interviews
  • Push research findings as GitHub issues
  • Choose a default repository per workspace
  • Webhook-driven installation lifecycle

Setup

  1. 01Open Settings → Integrations → GitHub in Roux.
  2. 02Select Install GitHub App and choose the repositories Roux may access.
  3. 03Return to Roux, choose a default repository, and enable the features you need.

Linear

Bring issue and project context into intake Roux, then carry synthesized findings back to the work.

Available

What it adds

  • Issue intake with Linear context
  • Project and issue metadata
  • Team, project, and label discovery

Setup

  1. 01Generate a personal API key in Linear → Settings → API.
  2. 02Open Settings → Integrations → Linear in Roux and paste the key.
  3. 03Choose the default team and project, then enable the integration.

Slack

Notify the right channel when a synthesis is ready so findings reach the team without dashboard polling.

Available

What it adds

  • Synthesis-ready notifications
  • Workspace channel selection
  • Formatted summaries with key themes

Setup

  1. 01Create a Slack bot with chat:write, channels:read, and groups:read scopes.
  2. 02Paste its bot token in Settings → Integrations → Slack in Roux.
  3. 03Choose the notification channel and enable synthesis alerts.

Webhooks

Subscribe your own endpoint to response, synthesis, and Roux lifecycle events.

Coming soon

What it adds

  • Response completion events
  • Synthesis generation events
  • Roux lifecycle events
  • HMAC signature verification
Until webhooks ship, use the Roux MCP tools to check response and synthesis progress.

Try it from your AI

Let the context travel with the work

Once Roux is connected, ask ChatGPT to bring source context into a Roux, monitor responses, and return the synthesis to your project.

“Find my most recent onboarding Roux and summarize its status.”
“Launch a Roux to validate this issue with three customers, then give me the response link.”