Kasava
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@kasava in every thread, on every tool

Tag @kasava on a GitHub issue, a Linear ticket, a Jira bug, a Notion page, a Trello card, or an Asana task. Get a reply that reads your code, cites your docs, and pulls in the related work — without leaving the conversation.

Plays nicely with the tools you already pay for

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Pulls in related work from every tool you've connected

Mention @kasava on a GitHub issue. It surfaces the matching Linear ticket, the in-flight PR on another branch, and the Jira bug from last sprint. One reply, all your tools cross-referenced.

  • Cross-platform search from inside the thread you're already in
  • Catches matches even when titles, labels, and terms diverge
  • Same lookup whether you mention from GitHub, Linear, or Jira
Kasava replying on a GitHub issue with related Linear and Jira items
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Cited answers, not paraphrases

Every reply quotes a real file at a real line and links the commit that introduced it. The same evidence pipeline runs for every command on every platform.

  • File paths and line numbers in every reply
  • Reads commit history, related PRs, and open issues before answering
  • If it can't find the evidence, it says so instead of guessing
Kasava replying inside a GitHub PR with cited file paths

Same conversation, six platforms

Connect once. Kasava listens for @kasava across every supported tool and replies in the platform's native format — no context-switching, no copy-paste.

GitHub

Issues, PRs, and review threads — reacts with 👀 then replies in markdown with file paths and commit links.

Linear

Issues and projects — pulls in the linked GitHub PRs and recent commits before answering.

Jira

Bugs, stories, and epics — replies render as ADF with status, links, and code blocks intact.

Notion

Mention @kasava in a Notion block. It replies on the page in native rich-text blocks.

Trello

Card comments grounded in the repo — links straight to the file and line that matters.

Asana

Task comments that cite the code and surface the related Linear ticket or GitHub PR.

One mention. A dozen plays.

Pair @kasava with a command to get the exact output you want — a summary, a plan, an impact analysis, a design doc — in the format that command prescribes.

/contextCurrent state, owners, and what's blocking
/summarizeHeadline, ask, decisions, open questions
/planPhased plan with affected files and tests
/impactBlast radius, risk level, customer impact
/explainWhat this code does and why, with citations
/diagnoseLikely root cause and a suggested fix
/relatedIssues, PRs, and tickets that touch this work
/documentBehavior, configuration, API surface, examples
/postmortemTimeline, root cause, action items, prevention
/design-docContext, goals, design, alternatives, tradeoffs
/review-prepRisk, test gaps, similar past PRs, est. time
/prototypeScaffold grounded in the patterns already in your repo

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