Codebase Integration

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Send deploy notes back to Codebase the moment a release lands. Every ticket, commit, and merge request shows what's been deployed — without leaving your project workspace.

Notes on every deploy
Ticket linkage
Free plan available

Last updated on 8th May 2026

Codebase Deploy Log
myapp / production
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Revision
a3f9c2
Tickets
#482, #501

Tickets Don't Know What's Live

Project managers chase developers for "did this go out?" because Codebase has no idea when a release shipped.

Developer Closes ticket Did it actually deploy? Which environment? Manual ticket comments PM has to ask in chat Project Manager Guessing Tickets and deploys live in separate worlds

Without integration, your project workspace shows tickets but says nothing about whether the work shipped.

Deploy Notes Inside Codebase

Each deploy posts a note back to Codebase, linked to the relevant tickets and commits — no copy-paste required.

Developer Deploys release DeployHQ Build + Deploy Note Codebase Codebase Note posted ✓ Tickets see the deploy Automatic!

How It Works

Three quick steps from API token to first deploy note.

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Generate an API Token

In Codebase, generate an API token for the user that should post deploy notes.

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Add to DeployHQ

Open your DeployHQ project's integrations and paste the token, account name, and project ID.

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Deploy and Track

Each deploy posts a note to Codebase with the revision, project, environment, and ticket references parsed from your commits.

Why Connect Codebase

Stop reconciling deploys and tickets by hand.

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Automatic Deploy Notes

Every deploy logs a structured note with revision, environment, and timing — visible to the whole project.

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Ticket-Aware

Reference Codebase tickets in your commit messages and DeployHQ links each deploy to the right tickets automatically.

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Audit-Ready History

Codebase keeps a full deploy history per project — useful for change reviews, retros, and auditors.

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Zero Code Changes

Configuration lives in DeployHQ. Drop in your API token and you're done — no Codebase plugin to install.

Getting Started

Connect Codebase in minutes

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Get an API Token

Sign in to Codebase, open your profile, and generate an API token for the user posting deploy notes.

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Add the Integration

In your DeployHQ project, add a Codebase integration with your account name, project ID, and API token.

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Deploy and Verify

Run a deployment and check Codebase — your project's activity feed should show the new deploy note within seconds.

Read the documentation →
CODEBASE INTEGRATION FLOW commit a3f9c2 — Closes #482 Queued DeployHQ ships release Codebase Deploy note added to #482 ✓ Ticket and project updated

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Codebase integration do?

DeployHQ posts a deployment note back to Codebase every time a release ships. The note records the revision, environment, branch, and any ticket references parsed from commit messages — giving Codebase a full timeline of what shipped where.

How are tickets linked to deployments?

DeployHQ scans commit messages between deployments for Codebase ticket references (like #482 or fixes #501) and links the deploy note to those tickets. Anyone viewing the ticket sees which deploy delivered the change.

Do I need a paid Codebase plan to use this?

Codebase API access is included on all paid plans, and the API token is what DeployHQ uses to post deploy notes. As long as your Codebase account can issue an API token, the integration works.

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