Integrating Swimm with GitHub is straightforward and effortless to administer. All it requires is approval in the GitHub admin interface. Swimm integrates with GitHub just like any other GitHub app. From there, it’s easy to grant Swimm access to specific repositories (or all of them, which we recommend). Checks, notifies, and automatically updates docs via GitHub Once the GitHub app is installed and enabled on your repositories, a GitHub check will automatically run on every pull request. Swimm scans all the existing docs and compares them to code updates in the PR. Minor changes, for example variable name or parameter value changes, can be automatically updated without developer intervention. Swimm has three ways we classify documentation updates: • Up to date: Confirmation that your Swimm docs are up to date; • Out of sync: Small changes like spacing and name changes that can be fixed automatically; • Outdated: Substantial changes that require manual approval and/or modification • Up to date: Confirmation that your Swimm docs are up to date; • Out of sync: Small changes like spacing and name changes that can be fixed automatically; • Outdated: Substantial changes that require manual approval and/or modification;Automatic document pull requests via GitHub Swimm automatically adds comments to the PR saying, “This looks like a good PR, we’ve created a draft, and we have a link to the Swimm doc.” Swimm creates this doc with the PR changes.