GitHub

GitHub

Code hosting and collaboration platform for repositories, issues, pull requests, and CI/CD workflows.

OAuth54 tools14 triggers

Three ways to use GitHub

Ask your specialist

Pull data, take actions, or answer questions with this integration, right in a conversation.

Build a workflow

Create automated workflows that trigger on events, run on a schedule, or chain multiple tools together.

Power an app

Use this integration as a data source or action layer behind a dashboard, form, or internal tool.

Supported tools

Actions your AI agents can perform with GitHub.

Add Labels to an Issue

Adds one or more labels to an issue or pull request without removing existing labels.

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Add Repository Collaborator

Adds a user as a collaborator to a repository, sending them an invitation notification.

Tool

Cancel a Workflow Run

Cancels a queued or in-progress workflow run.

Tool

Create a Branch

Creates a new branch by creating a git reference pointing to a commit SHA.

Tool

Create a File

Creates a new file in a repository with Base64-encoded content.

Tool

Create a Label

Creates a new label in a repository with a name, color, and optional description.

Tool

Supported triggers

Start a workflow when something happens in GitHub.

New Issue in GitHub

Triggers when a new issue is created in the chosen repository

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New Pull Request in GitHub

Triggers when a new pull request is opened in the chosen repository

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New Issue Comment in GitHub

Triggers when a new comment is posted on an issue or pull request in the chosen repository

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New Pull Request Review Comment in GitHub

Triggers when a new review comment (line comment) is posted on a pull request

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New Pull Request Review in GitHub

Triggers when a reviewer submits a review on a pull request (approved, changes requested, or commented)

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New Release in GitHub

Triggers when a new release is created in the chosen repository

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Get started automating GitHub

01Connect your accountLink your account securely with OAuth or an API key.
02Choose a trigger or toolPick the events and actions your workflow should use.
03Configure the workflowDescribe what you want and your specialist wires it up for you.
04Refine the processTest runs, review output, and tweak until it's right.
05Turn it onSet it live and it runs on a schedule or on events.

Your GitHub workflows, on autopilot.

Connect GitHub and let AI agents handle the busywork.

Connect GitHub

Create an account to connect your tools.

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