Integrate JellyBeanBot in Slack
with Axolo

JellyBeanBot is a powerful GitHub application that offers business intelligence for software architecture and development practices. It allows users to sync data from jellybean.yml files in their GitHub repositories to their jellybeanjar.io account, providing a comprehensive overview of their software development projects.

One of the key features of JellyBeanBot is its support for mono repos. Users can have multiple jellybean.yml files in the same repository across different directories, making it easy to manage and organize their projects. The application also offers a sample file, jellybean, which can be used as a template to create new jellybean.yml files.

JellyBeanBot provides detailed information about each service, including its name, type, description, groups, categories, protocols, data classification, operations, outage impact, outage likelihood, network exposure, and dependencies. This information can be used to identify potential issues and optimize the software development process.

Overall, JellyBeanBot is an essential tool for any software development team looking to improve their business intelligence and streamline their development practices. Its powerful features and easy-to-use interface make it a must-have for any GitHub user.

- Sync data from jellybean.yml files in GitHub repos to jellybeanjar.io account
- Mono repo support with multiple jellybean.yml files in the same repo across different directories
- Sample file with key, name, type, description, groups, categories, protocols, data-classification, operations, outage-impact, outage-likelihood, network-exposure, and dependencies

JellyBeanBot's pricing is free, with a cost of $0.

Integrating JellyBeanBot in Slack with Axolo is beneficial because it allows engineers to sync data from the jellybean.yml files in their GitHub repos to their jellybeanjar.io account, providing business intelligence for software architecture and development practices. This integration also supports mono repos and allows for multiple jellybean.yml files in the same repo across different directories, making it easier for engineers to access and review code.