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Notra connects to your existing workflow tools to automatically gather information and publish content. Integrations are organized into two categories: input sources and output destinations.

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Input Sources

Input sources provide the raw material for your AI-generated content. Notra analyzes activity from these tools to create changelogs, blog posts, social media updates, and more.

GitHub

Pull data from pull requests, issues, and releases to generate technical content

Linear

Sync issues and project updates (Coming Soon)

Slack

Track announcements and team updates (Coming Soon)

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What Notra Pulls from Input Sources

  • Pull Requests: Code changes, descriptions, and merged features
  • Issues: Bug reports, feature requests, and their resolutions
  • Releases: Version tags and release notes
  • Commits: Code activity and development progress
  • Team Updates: Announcements, decisions, and milestones

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Output Destinations

Output destinations are where Notra publishes your AI-generated content. Connect your CMS or website builder to automatically publish updates.

Framer

Publish directly to your Framer site (Coming Soon)

Marble

Sync to Marble CMS (Coming Soon)

Webflow

Push content to Webflow CMS (Coming Soon)
Currently, all generated content is available in your Notra dashboard. Output integrations will automatically publish content when they become available.

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Content Types

Notra can generate five types of content from your connected integrations:
1

Changelog

Automatically generated release notes highlighting new features, bug fixes, and improvements from your GitHub activity.
2

Blog Post

In-depth articles about features, technical decisions, and product updates based on merged pull requests and releases.
3

Twitter Post

Short-form social media updates announcing new releases and features.
4

LinkedIn Post

Professional social media content highlighting product updates and team achievements.
5

Investor Update

Comprehensive reports summarizing progress, metrics, and milestones for stakeholders.

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Getting Started

1

Connect a Source

Start by connecting GitHub to pull in your development activity. This provides the foundation for all automated content.
2

Configure Content Types

Choose which content types to generate. Enable changelog for release notes, blog posts for feature announcements, or social posts for quick updates.
3

Set Up Automation

Create triggers to automatically generate content when events occur, like publishing a release or merging to your main branch.
4

Review and Publish

Generated content appears in your dashboard. Review, edit, and publish manually or set up output integrations for automatic publishing.

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Permissions and Security

Notra takes security seriously. Here’s what you need to know:
  • Read-only access: Notra only reads data from your integrations. We never write, modify, or delete your data.
  • Selective permissions: You control exactly which repositories and channels Notra can access.
  • Token storage: All authentication tokens are encrypted at rest.
  • Remove anytime: Disconnect integrations from your dashboard at any time.

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Next Steps

Connect GitHub

Set up your first integration to start generating content

Create Automation

Learn how to automate content generation with triggers

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