Ryven
Getting Started

Trigger Your First Task

Send your first signal to Ryven from Slack and watch it ship a PR.

Once your integrations are connected, you're ready to send your first signal.

Trigger from Slack

Go to any Slack channel where the Ryven bot has been invited and send a message:

@ryven Add a health check endpoint that returns the current timestamp

Ryven will reply in the thread:

Got it — working on your-repo now.

What happens next

  1. Ryven creates a task (visible in the dashboard)
  2. It spins up an isolated sandbox and clones your repo
  3. The agent runs with your task description and any linked context
  4. If code changes are made, Ryven opens a draft PR on a ryven/ branch
  5. It waits for CI checks to complete
  6. If CI passes, the PR is marked ready for review
  7. If CI fails, Ryven reads the logs and pushes a fix automatically
  8. A final message is posted in the Slack thread with the PR link

Add more context with a GitHub issue

Include a GitHub issue URL for richer context:

@ryven Fix the bug described in https://github.com/your-org/your-repo/issues/42

Ryven reads the issue title, body, and comments automatically. The target repo is also auto-detected from the URL.

This is the quick-start version. See Slack Triggers for multi-repo selection, thread conversations, follow-up messages, and the full notification reference.

Connect Integrations

Connect GitHub, Slack, and your Anthropic API key to Ryven.

Slack Triggers

How to trigger and interact with Ryven from Slack.

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Trigger from SlackWhat happens nextAdd more context with a GitHub issue