Integrate Mezidia Inspector in Slack
with Axolo

Mezidia Inspector is a GitHub application that helps users manage their issues and pull requests more efficiently. This powerful tool automates many of the mundane tasks associated with repository management, freeing up time for developers to focus on more important tasks. With Mezidia Inspector, users can say goodbye to manually greeting new users in their repositories and removing merged branches.

One of the standout features of Mezidia Inspector is its ability to prompt users with specific tasks when creating a new issue or pull request. This includes setting labels, assigning team members, and establishing milestones. This ensures that important information is included with every new issue or pull request, making it easier for team members to collaborate and stay on top of their work.

Another great feature of Mezidia Inspector is its ability to automatically delete branches once a pull request has been merged. This helps keep repositories clean and organized, reducing clutter and making it easier to find what you need. Additionally, users can close, reopen, and merge issues and pull requests with simple commands, saving time and streamlining the workflow.

Overall, Mezidia Inspector is an essential tool for anyone looking to improve their GitHub workflow and streamline their repository management.

- Automated greeting of new users in repositories
- Automated removal of merged branches
- Task message prompts for issue and pull request creation
- Ability to set labels, assignees, milestones, etc.
- Automatic deletion of branches after pull request merging
- Ability to close, reopen, and merge issues/pull requests with text commands.

The pricing for Mezidia Inspector's free plan is $0, offering all features of the app.

Integrating Mezidia Inspector in Slack with Axolo can be beneficial as it can streamline the code review process by automating tasks such as labeling, assigning, and closing issues and pull requests. It can also help in keeping the repository clean by automatically removing merged branches.