The QA Wolf agent you work with inside QA Wolf also answers in Slack, Linear, and GitHub pull requests. In each tool you connect it once, then choose where it can answer.
What you can ask the agent
The agent works from your QA Wolf workspace: its flows, runs, environments, and bug reports. From any of these tools you can ask it to:
- Explain why a run failed, or what changed since the last one.
- Check the status of your latest runs.
- Report a bug in your application.
- Create a flow, fix a failing one, or run flows.
Each guide has example requests for its tool.
Everything the agent changes, it changes in QA Wolf. It reads the thread, issue, or pull request you asked from, and the only thing it adds there is its replies. It never builds, runs, or edits your application’s code.
Who can ask
Anyone who can reach the agent in a connected tool can ask it for any of the above. They don’t need a QA Wolf account.
- Slack — anyone in your Slack workspace, in a direct message or by mentioning the agent in a channel it’s in.
- Linear — anyone with access to a Linear team the agent can use.
- GitHub — owners and members of the repository’s organization, collaborators, and contributors with write access.
If the agent doesn’t answer
Each guide lists the notices the agent can post in that tool, and the reasons it might not respond at all: Slack, Linear, and GitHub pull requests. Last modified on November 9, 2026
