CI/CD Integration

Auto-Detection

Threadline automatically detects CI environments and adjusts behavior:

• Branch detected: Reviews all commits in branch vs base (cumulative)
• Commit SHA detected: Reviews the specific commit
• Local development: Reviews staged/unstaged changes

No configuration needed - just run threadlines check.

GitHub Actions

- name: Run Threadline checks
  run: npx threadlines check
  env:
    THREADLINE_ACCOUNT: ${{ secrets.THREADLINE_ACCOUNT }}
    THREADLINE_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.THREADLINE_API_KEY }}
    THREADLINE_API_URL: ${{ secrets.THREADLINE_API_URL }}

Threadline auto-detects GITHUB_REF_NAME (branch) or GITHUB_SHA (commit).

GitLab CI

threadline_check:
  script:
    - npx threadlines check
  variables:
    THREADLINE_ACCOUNT: $THREADLINE_ACCOUNT
    THREADLINE_API_KEY: $THREADLINE_API_KEY
    THREADLINE_API_URL: $THREADLINE_API_URL

Threadline auto-detects CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME (branch) or CI_COMMIT_SHA (commit).

Vercel

Add to your build command or vercel.json:

{
  "buildCommand": "npx threadlines check && npm run build"
}

Threadline auto-detects VERCEL_GIT_COMMIT_REF (branch) or VERCEL_GIT_COMMIT_SHA (commit).

Required Environment Variables

• THREADLINE_ACCOUNT - Your account identifier (email, company name, etc.)
• THREADLINE_API_KEY - Your API key for authentication
• THREADLINE_API_URL - Server URL (if not using default)

Set these as secrets/environment variables in your CI/CD platform.