Ever wonder how to stay on top of your project’s popularity - without staying in your GitHub forever? With Latenode, you can set up a quick automation that notifies your Slack channel every time someone stars your repository. No more checking manually or missing out on new fans. Here’s how you can do it, even if you’re new to automation! How It Helps You
Latenode bills workflow runs in credits: 1 credit = 30 seconds of processing. Minimum charge per run depends on your plan. Plug-and-Play (PnP) AI nodes are billed separately—each PnP token is $1 USD, charged pay-as-you-go at vendor cost plus a small processing fee, with no API keys required.
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The workflow starts when Github sends a new event or updated record into Latenode.
Latenode passes the prepared payload into Slack to keep the process moving without manual work.
Authorize Github in Latenode and confirm the workflow has access to the source or destination resource it needs.
Authorize Slack in Latenode and confirm the workflow has access to the source or destination resource it needs.
Review the input data, destination fields, and any AI instructions before enabling the scenario.
Run the scenario with sample data, validate the output, and then switch the template on for production use.
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