Once your first two tools are connected, Malveon starts working. Here is what to look for, and an honest note on timing.
In Malve
With Slack and GitHub connected, open Malve. As your team posts in the channels you selected, discussions surface in the Calm Inbox, and Decision Capture begins saving decisions automatically when it detects them. New activity arrives over webhooks, so you see it as it happens rather than on a polling delay.
In Malvedeck
With a tracker (Jira or Linear) connected, open Malvedeck. Project health cards populate from your real task signals. The richness grows as you connect more: add a CI provider and the health score starts blending in CI failure rate; add PagerDuty or Sentry and incidents factor in.
In your editor
Install the Fridy extension and run Quick Peek on your next change. Deploy Safety scans it locally and flags anything risky before it ships. This one works immediately, with no backend connection required for the scan itself.
An honest note on timing
Malveon is webhook-driven, so a surface fills in as real events arrive, not the instant you connect. An empty view right after connecting usually means "nothing has happened in that tool yet," not that something is broken. The fastest way to see Malveon work is to connect, then do your normal work for a few hours.