Ask for a change without opening your laptop
Slack, GitHub and email all reach the same runner. Mention it in a thread or send it an email, and the answer comes back where you asked — no terminal required.
What it combines
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graph LR
GH["GitHub mentions"] --> Evident["Evident"]
Email["Email"] --> Evident
Slack["Slack"] --> Evident
Web["Web chat"] --> Evident
Sched["Schedules (no requester)"] -->|"scheduled message"| Evident
Evident --> Runner["your runner"]
Runner -->|"interactive reply"| Evident
Evident -->|"interactive: back to where you asked"| Origin["GitHub / Email / Slack / Web"]
Runner -->|"scheduled result"| EvidentReview["reviewed in Evident"]GitHub mentions
@mention your runner in a comment on an issue or pull request and it gets to work.
@evident has to lead the comment. You need a linked GitHub account, or an
admin can allow your GitHub username instead.
Email your runner, or forward it a thread. Senders are limited to your team's verified addresses, plus any address an admin allows.
Slack
Each person's mentions only reach a runner once they've linked their own Slack identity — then @mention it in a channel or DM like a teammate.
Web chat
Shows every message, tool call and file edit as it happens.
Schedules
Nobody has to ask at all: give a runner a recurring message — daily or hourly — and review each run in Evident.
What you get back
Evident reacts on the comment to show it started, posts a "working on it" notice with a link, and replies in the same thread — Slack, GitHub or email, wherever you asked.
Read next
- Slack — connect your workspace and link your own identity.
- GitHub — @mention your runner on issues, pull requests and discussions.
- Email — give a runner its own address, and who is allowed to write to it.
- Schedules — have a runner start work on its own, daily or hourly.
- Quickstart — create a runner and start it — about five minutes.
- Pricing — every channel this page covers, Slack included, is on every plan.
Put your coding agent where the work is.
Connect a runner and let it start reviewing your pull requests — in minutes. Free to start.