Integrations

Daylee connects with task trackers to automatically include development activity in your standup reports. When an integration is active, team members’ recent commits, pull requests, issues, and sprint updates appear alongside their standup responses in the AI summary.

Supported Integrations

Integration

Events Tracked

GitHub

Pushes, pull requests (opened, closed, merged, reviewed), issues (opened, closed, commented)

JIRA

Issues (created, updated, resolved, commented), sprints (started, closed)

Linear

Issues (created, updated, completed, commented), cycles (started, completed)

How Integrations Work

Integrations are set up at the workspace level — once connected, the integration is available to all teams in the workspace. Each integration has two parts:

  1. Workspace connection - a workspace admin connects Daylee to your GitHub org, JIRA Cloud site, or Linear workspace

  2. Per-user mapping - each team member links their Slack account to their account in the connected tool (e.g., GitHub username, JIRA account, or Linear user)

Once both are in place, Daylee automatically collects development events and includes relevant activity in standup reports. The AI summary uses this activity alongside submitted updates to provide richer insights.

Connecting an Integration

Who can do this: Slack workspace admins

  1. Open the App Home tab and find the Connections section, or use /daylee connections

  2. Click Connect next to the integration you want to set up

  3. Follow the authorization flow for the selected tool:

    • GitHub - install the Daylee GitHub App on your organization

    • JIRA - authorize Daylee to access your JIRA Cloud site via OAuth

    • Linear - authorize Daylee to access your Linear workspace

  4. Once connected, the integration status updates to “Connected” in the App Home

Linking Your Account

After a workspace admin connects an integration, each team member needs to link their own account so Daylee can match development activity to the right person.

  1. Open the App Home tab and find the Connections section

  2. Click on a connected integration

  3. Enter your username or account identifier for that tool

If you don’t link your account, your development activity won’t appear in reports — but the integration still works for other team members who have linked theirs.

Activity in Reports

When a report is generated, Daylee collects recent events from connected integrations for each team member. This activity appears in two places:

  • Individual updates - each member’s section includes a summary of their development activity since the last report

  • AI summary - the AI analyzes development activity alongside standup responses to highlight progress, identify blockers, and surface patterns

Activity is filtered to the collection window (the period since the last report), so only recent events are included. Daylee also detects potential blockers — for example, pull requests with “changes requested” reviews on GitHub, or issues labeled “blocked” in JIRA and Linear — and highlights them in the AI analysis.

How Activity Is Collected

Daylee collects development events through two channels:

  • Webhooks - real-time notifications from GitHub, JIRA, and Linear when events occur

  • Periodic sync - scheduled background fetches that ensure no activity is missed

Events are deduplicated, so the same commit or issue update is never counted twice regardless of how it was captured.

Disconnecting an Integration

Who can do this: Slack workspace admins

  1. Open the App Home tab or use /daylee connections

  2. Click Disconnect next to the integration

  3. Confirm the disconnection

Disconnecting removes the workspace connection and stops event tracking. Per-user mappings are preserved so you don’t need to re-link accounts if you reconnect later.

Plan Requirements

Task tracker integrations are an Enterprise plan feature. Workspaces on Free, Standard, or Pro plans do not have access to integrations. Contact us for Enterprise pricing and setup.