Regex presets
Difference with a pack
Section titled “Difference with a pack”| Concept | Effect |
|---|---|
| Preset | Configures a single rule, the one you are currently creating. |
| Pack | Adds several rules at once. See Categories and packs. |
Picking a preset is not final: you can adjust the regexes anytime from the rule editor after creation. The reference to the preset is kept for traceability.
A few representative presets
Section titled “A few representative presets”Presets cover the 11 most common usage categories. Here is a sample; the full list is browsable in the wizard.
| Preset | Use case |
|---|---|
| GitHub - Issue / PR | Group by issue or pull request number on a GitHub repository. |
| Jira - Ticket key in title | Group by PROJ-123 key on any Atlassian domain. |
| Slack - Workspace | Group by Slack workspace. |
| YouTube - Channel | Group videos by channel. |
| Wikipedia - Article | Group by article title across all languages. |
| Notion - Page | Group by Notion page title. |
Cross-domain presets
Section titled “Cross-domain presets”Some presets have an intentionally broad scope and work regardless of the domain. For instance, Ticket in title (cross-domain) extracts a PROJ-123 key from any tab whose title mentions it. Useful to follow a single ticket across GitHub, GitLab, Trello, Slack.
Full list
Section titled “Full list”Rather than listing every preset here (the list changes with each release), browse the Preset dropdown in the rule creation wizard; presets are organized into collapsible categories and the search filters by name.
Manifests live in public/data/presets.json for anyone who wants to inspect or contribute.