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Use Mute rules in Slack App Home to control notification noise.

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Available Rule Types

  • Mute all comments from bots: enabled/disabled
  • Reviewer Comment Quiet Mode: mute PR comment notifications when you are in reviewer scope (direct reviewer or requested via team), except direct @mentions
  • Mute specific users/bots: comma-separated GitHub logins
  • Mute review-requested teams: comma-separated GitHub team slugs
  • Mute specific pull requests: comma-separated PR references

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Reviewer Comment Quiet Mode

When enabled, GitNotifier keeps your initial review-request DM, but mutes follow-up PR comment notifications where you are in reviewer scope.
  • Applies to PR comments and review-thread comments.
  • Direct @mentions still notify you.
  • Non-reviewer notification paths are unaffected.

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Muting Team Review Requests

If a PR is review-requested to a muted team (for example @chapter-nodejs), GitNotifier:
  • Skips the review-request DM for you.
  • Auto-mutes notifications for that PR for you.
  • Still notifies you when you are directly @mentioned in comments.
If you are explicitly requested as a reviewer in addition to the team, notifications continue as usual.

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Mute a PR with a Slack reaction

React to a PR notification with 🔇 (:mute: or :no_bell:) to mute that pull request without leaving the message. Remove the reaction to unmute and restore notifications. This adds or removes the same PR-level mute rule as /gitnotifier mute and the Mute specific pull requests setting. See Actions in Slack.

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List all muted PRs

You can see all muted PRs in the Mute Settings section of the Slack App Home (@gitnotifier page)

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Supported PR Reference Formats

  • owner/repo#123
  • https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/123

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Examples