Code repository
Summarises pull requests for reviewers, links them to issues and drafts the customer-facing changelog.
Reads
Pull requests, commits, reviews and CI results
Does
Summarises PRs, links issues, drafts changelogs
Setup
App install · 3 min
What Quorvel reads
Pull requests, commits, review comments and CI results for the repositories you choose.
What Quorvel can do
Write PR summaries, link work to issues and draft changelog entries in plain English.
Permissions
Repository-level app. Quorvel never pushes code or merges.
Setup
Three steps, about five minutes.
01
Sign in
Open Settings → Integrations and sign in with the account Quorvel should use. We show every permission before you approve.
02
Pick what it can see
Choose folders, inboxes, projects or schemas. Everything else stays invisible to Quorvel.
03
Choose what it can change
Start read-only. Turn on drafts, edits or sends one at a time, each with its own approval rule.
Communication
Quorvel reads the inboxes you connect, drafts replies in your tone and files attachments where they belong. Nothing sends without approval.
Setup
OAuth · 2 min
Communication
Calendar
Books holds, reshuffles meetings when plans change and sends the agenda the night before.
Setup
OAuth · 2 min
Knowledge
Docs
Writes drafts straight into your docs, with every figure linked back to the row it came from.
Setup
OAuth · 3 min
Knowledge
Spreadsheets
Reads and fills sheets, checks that totals add up and turns ranges into charts you can paste anywhere.
Setup
OAuth · 2 min
Least access, by default.
Quorvel does the work. People decide what leaves the building. Set the rules once and every job follows them.