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Stop asking "did you push to staging?"
You ask the dev if they pushed to the QA branch. They forgot. You start testing, find a bug, report it, and the dev says "that's already fixed, you're on the wrong version." GitHood fixes that loop.
Get notified the moment your environment is updated
- GitHood sends you a Slack message or email when a deployment lands on your test environment. No polling, no guessing, no asking.
- The notification tells you what changed: which PRs were included, who wrote them, and what the patch notes say.
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QA updated - acme/backend
3 PRs deployed: feat: user auth flow, fix: payment webhook, feat: search filters v2
QA updated - acme/frontend
1 PR deployed: fix: date picker timezone
Know what's actually deployed, not what Jira says
- The Jira ticket says "Ready to QA." The actual environment hasn't been updated. You waste an hour testing code that doesn't match.
- GitHood's deployment status comes from git, not from ticket workflows. If the code isn't there, GitHood won't tell you it is.
PR Status · feat: user auth flow
production
Deployedstaging
DeployedQA
DeployedSource: git ancestry
Last checked: 30 seconds ago
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- Working on testing a specific feature? Subscribe to its PR. GitHood tells you each time it reaches a new environment: dev, staging, production.
- If there's a rollback, the notification is held. You won't start a test cycle on code that was reverted 20 minutes ago.
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feat: user auth flow
acme/backend · @sarah
prodstagingQA
feat: search filters v2
acme/backend · @anna
staging
fix: date picker timezone
acme/frontend · @tom
dev
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