> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.twill.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Third-Party Systems

> Trigger tasks from GitHub, Linear, Slack, Notion, Sentry, Google Cloud, and AWS

Mention or assign Twill from the tools your team already uses. Twill picks up the context from the thread and starts working.

<Tip>
  You can include `/ask` (or `#ask`) in the message that triggers Twill to start
  a **read-only Q\&A session** instead of a coding task. Twill explores the
  codebase and answers your question — no PR is created and no files are
  modified. Similarly, use `/plan` for a plan-first workflow. See [Research &
  Planning](/agent/planning).
</Tip>

## GitHub

Mention `@twill` on any issue or pull request, or assign Twill directly. Twill reads the issue body, comments, and linked code to understand the task.

See [GitHub integration](/integrations/github-issues) for setup and trigger details.

## Linear

Add the `twill` label to a Linear issue or assign the Twill user. Twill reads the issue description and spawns a task.

See [Linear integration](/integrations/linear-issues) for setup and trigger details.

## Slack

Mention `@twill` in any channel where the bot is invited. Describe the task in your message and Twill creates a task from it.

See [Slack integration](/integrations/slack) for setup and trigger details.

## Notion

Comment `@twill` on a Notion page. Twill reads the page content and comment thread to understand what you need.

See [Notion integration](/integrations/notion) for setup and trigger details.

## Sentry

Connect Sentry to your workspace and Twill can investigate error events and propose fixes.

See [Sentry integration](/integrations/sentry) for setup details.

## Google Cloud

Connect Google Cloud to your workspace and Twill can access Cloud Run logs and other GCP services.

See [Google Cloud integration](/integrations/gcp) for setup details.

## Amazon Web Services

Connect AWS to your workspace and Twill can access your cloud resources in read-only mode when investigating issues or working on tasks.

See [AWS integration](/integrations/aws) for setup details.