Connect your tools
Leroy works inside the tools you already use. You connect them on the Integrationsscreen, each through its own sign-in. GitHub is the one Leroy needs to do anything — it's where pull requests open. The rest feed work in or keep you in the loop.
01 Where to connect
Open the Integrationsscreen in the app. Each tool has its own card — click to connect, authorize through the provider, and you're done. You can connect more later; GitHub is the only one required to start.
02 What each unlocks
03 GitHub
The core connection. Leroy works in the repositories you grant access to — creating branches, committing changes, and opening pull requests against them. Without GitHub there is nowhere for the work to land, so connect this first.
04 Sentry
Connect Sentry and the errors that matter can become tickets automatically. Leroy doesn't pick up everythingthat lands in Sentry — an error becomes a ticket only when it clears your ingest rules: it's a new or newly-regressed issue, from an environment you care about (e.g. production), and above any volume flooryou set (how many events, or how many affected users). Everything else is watched but left alone — and a quiet error that later spikes past the bar can still promote. Conservative defaults out of the box, so you don't get a flood.
05 Linear
Connect Linear to let issues flow in as tickets — typically gated by a label so only the ones you mark get picked up. Status and comments sync both ways, so the work stays visible in Linear while Leroy does it.
06 Slack
Connect Slack to bring requests in from chat and to get notified when something needs your attention — an approval to give, a PR to review. It keeps you in the loop without having to sit in the app.