Demos

Short walkthroughs for working with sessions, agents, automations, connectors, and settings.

Starting and continuing work

Reviewing session changesReview my changes before they reach a pull request, write follow-ups on specific lines, and track which files you have reviewed.

Reviewing session changes

Enabling email requestsHand off work from the email thread where it arrived. Copy inspect@inspect.com, write the ask, and steer the session by replying.

Enabling email requests

Attaching a screenshot to a taskHand off a visual change with a screenshot and one sentence about the result you want.

Attaching a screenshot to a task

Reviewing and verifying changes

Reading code review findingsTriage Review agent findings by severity, then reply with @inspect to challenge a finding or ask for a fix in the thread.

Reading code review findings

Adding a specialist reviewer for your codebaseTurn a recurring review checklist, such as tenant isolation, into a specialist reviewer that runs on the pull requests it applies to.

Adding a specialist reviewer for your codebase

Using verification results on a pull requestUse Verification agent results to get a repro for a failing change, find the manual checks still left, and confirm the fix on the next push.

Using verification results on a pull request

Auto-fixing pull request review feedbackChoose which review sources the session that opened a pull request should act on automatically.

Auto-fixing pull request review feedback

Enabling automatic CI fixesHave me fix failing checks and merge conflicts on pull requests from your sessions, so you don't have to babysit CI.

Enabling automatic CI fixes

Comparing verification results across commitsAfter pushing a fix, compare the new commit's verification result with the original failure to confirm the fix and find the coverage left to test manually.

Comparing verification results across commits

Setting up automatic pull request approvalsLet Approval agent approve low-risk pull requests under policies your repository defines, and decide whether approvals wait for a clean Review agent pass.

Setting up automatic pull request approvals

Reading human-review requirementsFind out why the Approval agent held a pull request for human review, who should review it, and how to change the policy if the hold is wrong.

Reading human-review requirements

Automations

Scheduling a recurring automationTurn a prompt you repeat every week into a scheduled automation, and choose a timezone that won't drift.

Scheduling a recurring automation

Configuring a GitHub push triggerSet up a read-only review that runs on every push to main touching src/api/**. Shows configuration only; no push or run.

Configuring a GitHub push trigger

Configuring a CI failure triggerStart an investigation automatically when a check fails on main, with a prompt that asks for the cause and smallest fix without pushing changes.

Configuring a CI failure trigger

Routing automation findings to owning Slack channelsGive one automation a Slack channel per owning team so each finding reaches the people who can act on it.

Routing automation findings to owning Slack channels

Reusing a Notion page ID across automation runsSave an external resource ID in automation state so recurring runs keep updating the same Notion page. Setup only. No run executes in this example.

Reusing a Notion page ID across automation runs

Custom agents and reusable workflows

Creating a custom agentTurn a recurring job into an agent your team can mention, schedule, or delegate to, with its rules written once.

Creating a custom agent

Setting a custom agent's Slack handleGive a custom agent a Slack handle so teammates can start sessions with it by mentioning it in Slack.

Setting a custom agent's Slack handle

Creating a reusable skillTurn a procedure you keep re-explaining into a skill that any session loads by name, or on its own when the task matches.

Creating a reusable skill

Saving custom instructionsTurn the corrections you keep repeating into standing preferences that every new session starts with.

Saving custom instructions

Splitting work across subagentsSplit independent work across subagents in one session and check each worker's activity against its brief.

Splitting work across subagents

Splitting a cross-repository change into child sessionsAsk one session to split an API and client change into a session per repository, then review the briefs and landing order from the parent. Uses example data.

Splitting a cross-repository change into child sessions

Connectors

Connecting Linear with a shared service accountChoose the Linear account every workspace session acts as, create its key while signed in as that account, and connect once for everyone.

Connecting Linear with a shared service account

Reading a latency investigation reportAsk for a Datadog latency breakdown by endpoint, then use the span count beside each p95 to decide what to trust before chasing a cause.

Reading a latency investigation report

Debugging a user-reported failure with a session replayWhen a user hits a bug you can't reproduce, ask for their Datadog session replay, jump to the marked events, and decide whether to chase the frontend or the backend.

Debugging a user-reported failure with a session replay

Finding the first actionable build errorName a failing Buildkite build, get the failed step and first actionable compiler error, and check the connector calls behind the answer.

Finding the first actionable build error

Drafting a Notion publishing requestTurn a finished investigation into a Notion page with one prompt that sets the destination, keeps source links, and confirms before anything is written. The example stops before sending.

Drafting a Notion publishing request

Connecting a custom MCP serverGive agents direct access to your team's internal service through a remote MCP server, starting with credentials only you can use.

Connecting a custom MCP server

Projects, prototypes, and deliverables

Opening project sessions and artifactsKeep related investigations and their deliverables in one project, and open each artifact with the session that produced it.

Opening project sessions and artifacts

Building on a decision from an earlier sessionName a decision from an earlier session in your prompt so I plan against its recorded constraints.

Building on a decision from an earlier session

Editing and testing a UI prototypePrototype a flow on the canvas, fix copy directly in Edit mode, and click through every state before implementing it.

Editing and testing a UI prototype

Taking control of the session browserStep into the agent's browser for the parts that need a human, then hand the page back with a short prompt.

Taking control of the session browser

Charting data and exporting the CSVAsk me for a chart and its CSV in one prompt, then download the rows for your own analysis. Uses example data.

Charting data and exporting the CSV

Scheduling a follow-up checkHand off a check that has to wait, such as a post-deploy status read, and get the report back in the same session.

Scheduling a follow-up check

Setup and access

Linking GitHub and SlackLink GitHub so I can push and open pull requests as you, and link Slack so you can start sessions by mentioning @Inspect.

Linking GitHub and Slack

Selecting a repository for onboardingAdd a codebase so sessions can work in it, and know what its onboarding session checks. The example stops before submission.

Selecting a repository for onboarding

Adding a repository secretGive a repository's builds and sessions the credentials your toolchain already expects, so I can install private dependencies and call services without tokens in prompts.

Adding a repository secret

Making a session privateKeep a sensitive session to yourself and its participants before you share it.

Making a session private

Configuring workspace sign-inTie Inspect sign-in to your Google Workspace policy and decide whether email codes stay on as a fallback.

Configuring workspace sign-in

Connecting GitHub organizations and SlackGive Inspect access to repositories in each GitHub organization you work in, and start sessions from Slack conversations.

Connecting GitHub organizations and Slack

Connecting Claude Code to Inspect over MCPHand off work from Claude Code to Inspect sessions without leaving your terminal.

Connecting Claude Code to Inspect over MCP

Configuring a sandbox workload identityGive repository sandboxes short-lived AWS access without storing access keys, and control which repositories and lifecycles get which IAM role.

Configuring a sandbox workload identity