Automate SMS notifications for code deployments, pull requests, and CI failures directly from GitHub.
Receive instant SMS updates when deployments succeed or fail.
Get texted the moment a pull request needs your review.
Send different SMS messages to different team members by role.
Automatically text your team when a GitHub Actions deployment completes or rolls back.
Notify reviewers by SMS the moment a PR is opened and assigned to them.
Send an immediate text when a build or test suite fails in your repository.
Route critical GitHub issues to on-call engineers via SMS based on label or priority.
Text stakeholders automatically when a new version tag is pushed to the repo.
Authorize Neotask to listen for webhook events from your selected repositories.
Add your Twilio credentials and define which phone numbers receive which alert types.
Set filters and message templates, then let Neotask handle SMS delivery automatically.
| GitHub Action | Twilio Action | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Push to main | Send SMS | Deployment notification |
| PR opened | Send SMS | Review request |
| CI build fails | Send SMS | Failure alert |
| Issue labeled critical | Send SMS | Escalation |
| Release tag created | Send SMS | Version announcement |
| Workflow completes | Send SMS | Pipeline status |
Modern software teams move fast. Pull requests open, pipelines run, and deployments ship around the clock - but not everyone can watch a dashboard 24/7. By connecting GitHub to Twilio through Neotask, your team receives targeted SMS notifications the moment something important happens in your codebase.
Neotask listens for GitHub webhook events - pushes, pull requests, CI results, issue comments, release tags - and uses Twilio's SMS API to deliver plain-language alerts to any phone number.
Not every GitHub event deserves a text. Neotask lets you apply filters so only high-priority signals generate SMS messages. Route deployment failures to your on-call engineer, PR review requests to the assigned reviewer, and release tags to your product team.
Email gets lost. Slack notifications pile up. SMS cuts through the noise when it counts. Pairing GitHub's event system with Twilio's reliable delivery network means your team is always one text away from knowing what's happening in production.
Use branch filters to limit deployment alerts to your main or production branch only.
Include the commit author's name in the message body so recipients know who to contact.
Test your Twilio credentials with a manual trigger before activating live GitHub webhooks.
No. Neotask handles the GitHub webhook configuration and Twilio API calls through a no-code workflow builder.
Yes. You can route a single GitHub event to multiple Twilio recipients using Neotask's multi-recipient action.
Any standard GitHub webhook event including push, pull_request, workflow_run, issues, and release events.
Twilio charges per message on your Twilio account. Neotask does not add per-message fees on top.
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