Create personalized alerts for GitHub
Alert Types
There are three types of Alerts:
- Project Alerts are alerts associated with a specific Project. They have some special Project-related features, let you group the Project’s alerts in one place, and get a summary of alert events in the Project Report.
- Private Alerts are only visible to you, and only editable by you. This is where you can track things that are important to you personally.
- Shared Alerts can be viewed and edited by anyone in your GitHub organization. (Project alerts are now recommended instead of Shared alerts, as they offer many benefits.)
Getting Started With Alerts
First, choose the Alerts tab:

Next, choose the type of Alert that you wish to create:

Then, hit New Alert

This will launch the New Alert interface.
Alert Trigger
First, choose the Alert Trigger

Alert Repositories
Next, choose the repo that the alert should monitor. A powerful feature of GitDailies is that one alert can monitor all repositories simultaneously.
You can do any of the following:
- Choose a specific repository from the dropdown
- Choose
All followed reposto monitor all repositories that your Organization follows with GitDailies - For Project Alerts, you can choose
All project reposto monitor all repos that your Project tracks. - Choose either
All followed reposorAll Project repos, then define a subset of repositories later on using repo topics or a regular expression in the Expression Builder.

Alert Conditions
Next, choose any additional criteria for when the Alert should trigger, using the Expression Builder.
In this example, the Alert will trigger whenever a PR review has been waiting for longer than a day,
the requested reviewer’s team is Backend devs, and the PR has the labels security and urgent.

Choose Notifications
Alert notifications can be sent to any combination of Email, Slack, or Telegram.
Also, if you only want to receive a single daily summary of all the triggers for this Alert, just
check Include the the alert in the team's daily alert summary.
Project Alert events are included in the Project Report (as well as sending realtime notifications, if chosen).

Alert Name
GitDailies will try to pick a sensible name for your alert. You can edit the name now, or change it later.

Complete!
Click the “Create Alert” button, and the Alert will be set up for you.

If you don’t yet have a daily alert summary set up, you will be automatically guided through that process next.