# Commands and mentions

> What to type on GitHub, Jira, and Slack to start devlo.

Type these on GitHub, Jira, and Slack to start devlo. Chats in the app and the [Assistant](/get-started/assistant/) have no commands; describe what you want.

For who can use each one, see [Access and permissions](/security/access/#who-can-trigger-devlo).

| You type or click                                         | Where                                                                    | What runs                                                                                      |
| --------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `@devloai <request>`                                      | Pull request comment, inline review comment, new issue, or issue comment | The [PR Assistant](/coding/pull-requests/) on pull requests, [coding runs](/coding/) on issues |
| `/review`                                                 | Pull request comment, with nothing else in it                            | A full new [code review](/code-review/running-reviews/)                                        |
| **Apply quick fix**, **Apply all quick fixes**, **Apply** | Links in a devlo review                                                  | A [quick fix](/code-review/quick-fixes/) commit to the branch                                  |
| `@Devlo repo:<name> <request>`                            | Jira ticket description or comment                                       | A [coding run](/coding/jira/)                                                                  |
| `@devlo <request>`                                        | Slack channel the app is in, or a direct message                         | An answer or a [coding run](/coding/slack/)                                                    |

* Write `@devloai` in lowercase. On issues, each saved edit to a comment that contains it starts another run and uses credits.
* In Jira, `<name>` is the repository name without its owner: `web` for `acme/web`.
* To add your own command, such as `/fix`, see [A `/fix` command](/automations/examples/#a-fix-command).