GitHub

Connect AI agents to GitHub via OAuth2. Agents manage repos, issues, pull requests, files, releases, organizations, teams, secrets, variables, and trigger and monitor Actions workflows.

21 triggers 86 actions available

An On Pull Request Opened event fires for a watched repository

Agent reads the PR title, author, branch, and the touched files

Agent calls List Workflow Run Jobs to summarize check status for the branch

Agent posts a check summary as a PR comment with the failing jobs called out

Reviewers notified in Slack with the PR, the author, and the open failures

Merges blocked by failing checks are routed to the on-call engineer for a release decision

On approval, agent calls Merge Pull Request and updates the release tracker

What This Integration Enables

Agents work across the full GitHub surface: repository lifecycle (create, fork, delete, watch, star), branches (create, delete, find), files (create, update, delete, get contents and file content), issues and pull requests (create, find, update, comment, assign, label, milestone, merge), releases (create, delete), organizations and teams (members, repos, projects, secrets, variables), gists (create, delete), and webhooks. Actions workflows are first-class: trigger a workflow, list workflows and runs, get a single run, and list run jobs. Search covers issues, PRs, and repositories with GitHub's query syntax. Secrets and variables work at organization, repository, and environment scope, so an agent can rotate credentials or set environment configuration as part of a release flow. Twenty triggers fire on repository, issue, PR, release, push, star, watcher, organization, team, branch, commit, comment, label, milestone, mention, notification, gist, review request, and global events.

Without FlowRunner

Status hidden in tabs PR checks, workflow runs, and release status live in separate UI tabs and chat threads

Reviewers pinged manually Engineers ping reviewers by hand after opening a PR or pushing a fix

Releases tracked in chat Release notes and approvals are scattered across DMs with no single record

With FlowRunner

Status surfaced on event PR events drive a single notification with check summary, failing jobs, and author context

Reviewers pulled in automatically Review requests notify the right team with the change scope and risk context attached

Releases recorded as a flow Release-published events drive the tracker, notifications, and the audit record together

Use Case Scenarios

Inbound Bug Report to Issue

Support reports a customer bug in chat. The agent calls Search Issues and Pull Requests with the error signature to check for duplicates. If a matching issue exists, it adds a comment with the new context; if none does, Find or Create Issue files a new one with the customer's reproduction steps, labels, and assignee. Support stops keeping a private list of "things engineering said they'd fix" and the issue tracker becomes the system of record again.

Release Notification with Workflow Status

On Release Published fires for a tagged release. The agent calls List Workflows and List Workflow Runs to confirm the release pipeline ran clean, summarizes the run outcomes, and posts the release notes to the release channel with the workflow status, the contributors, and the changelog. Anyone who needs to know what shipped reads one message instead of stitching together tabs.

Secret Rotation on a Schedule

On a schedule, the agent reads the list of repository and organization secrets via the configuration actions, identifies the ones flagged for rotation, fetches new values from the secret store, and calls Create Repository Secret or Create Organization Secret to rotate them. It posts a summary of what was rotated and what failed. Secret hygiene runs as a workflow instead of an annual fire drill.

Human-in-Loop Highlight

Merging a pull request, publishing a release, or deleting a repository is exactly where an agent should stop and ask. When a workflow is about to call Merge Pull Request on a branch with failing checks, or Delete Repository, or Create Release with a tag that touches production, the agent does not execute on its own. It stages the action and routes to the on-call engineer via Slack: "Merge PR #[number] into [branch]. Failing checks: [list]. Approve, request changes, or hold for review?" The engineer decides. On approval, the agent calls the action and records the decision with the approver's identity and timestamp. Routine PR comments, label adds, and check status reads flow through; anything that ships code or revokes access gets a human in the loop.

Agent processes routinely

Detects exception requiring judgment

Clear match Continues automatically

Ambiguous Routes to human via Slack

Human decides

Agent resumes with decision

Agent Capabilities

86 actions

Repositories

Create Repository Creates a new repository. Used in project-template flows.
Create Organization Repository Creates a repository in an organization. Used in organization-scoped setup.
Find Repository Searches and retrieves a repository. Used to locate a repo before acting.
Search Repositories Searches repositories. Used in inventory and audit flows.
Delete Repository Removes a repository. Used in cleanup under approval.
Fork Repository Forks a repository. Used in contribution flows.
Star Repository Stars a repository. Used in bookkeeping.
Unstar Repository Unstars a repository.
Watch Repository Watches a repository. Used to subscribe a connected account to events.
Unwatch Repository Unwatches a repository.

Branches and Files

Create Branch Creates a branch. Used in automated branch-creation flows.
Find Branch Searches and retrieves a branch.
Delete Branch Removes a branch. Used in cleanup of merged branches.
Create File Creates a file. Used in scaffolding and config-write flows.
Update File Updates a file. Used in config-change flows.
Delete File Removes a file.
Get File Content Retrieves a file's content. Used to read code or config for downstream actions.
Get Contents Retrieves contents (file or directory listing). Used in directory traversal.
Get Commit Retrieves a single commit. Used to read commit detail.
List Commits Lists commits with filtering. Used in change-review flows.

Issues

Create Issue Creates an issue. Used in bug-intake flows.
Find Issue Searches and retrieves an issue.
Find or Create Issue Finds an existing issue or creates one if none matches. Used in duplicate-resolution flows.
Update Issue Updates an issue.
Create Issue Comment Adds a comment to an issue.
Assign Issue/PR Assigns an issue or pull request to a user.
Unassign Issue/PR Unassigns an issue or pull request.
Add Label to Issue/PR Adds a label to an issue or pull request.
Remove Label from Issue/PR Removes a label from an issue or pull request.
Search Issues and Pull Requests Runs a GitHub search across issues and pull requests. Used to find duplicates and survey the backlog.

Pull Requests

Create Pull Request Opens a pull request. Used in automated branch-flow scenarios.
Find Pull Request Searches and retrieves a pull request.
Find or Create Pull Request Finds a PR or creates one if none matches.
Merge Pull Request Merges a pull request. Used in approved release flows.

Labels, Milestones, and Discussions

Create Label Creates a label.
Update Label Updates a label.
Delete Label Removes a label.
Create Milestone Creates a milestone.
Update Milestone Updates a milestone.
Delete Milestone Removes a milestone.
Create Discussion Creates a discussion.
Create Discussion Comment Adds a comment to a discussion.

Releases

Create Release Creates a release. Used in approved release flows.
Delete Release Removes a release. Used in cleanup under approval.

Organizations and Teams

Find Organization Searches and retrieves an organization.
Check Organization Membership Checks whether a user is in an organization.
Add Collaborator Adds a collaborator to a repository.
Remove Collaborator Removes a collaborator.
Create Team Creates a team in an organization.
Add Team Member Adds a member to a team.
Remove Team Member Removes a member from a team.
Add Team Repository Adds a repository to a team's access list.
Remove Team Repository Removes a repository from a team's access list.
Delete Team Deletes a team.
Create Organization Project Creates an organization-level project.
Create Repository Project Creates a repository-level project.
Delete Project Deletes a project.

Secrets and Variables

Create Repository Secret Creates a repository secret. Used in credential rotation.
Create Organization Secret Creates an organization-level secret.
Create Environment Secret Creates an environment-scoped secret.
Delete Repository Secret Removes a repository secret.
Delete Organization Secret Removes an organization secret.
Delete Environment Secret Removes an environment secret.
Create Repository Variable Creates a repository variable.
Create Organization Variable Creates an organization variable.
Create Environment Variable Creates an environment variable.
Update Repository Variable Updates a repository variable.
Update Organization Variable Updates an organization variable.
Update Environment Variable Updates an environment variable.
Delete Repository Variable Removes a repository variable.
Delete Organization Variable Removes an organization variable.
Delete Environment Variable Removes an environment variable.

Workflows (Actions)

Trigger Workflow Triggers a GitHub Actions workflow. Used to start a workflow from another flow.
List Workflows Lists workflows in a repository.
List Workflow Runs Lists workflow runs.
Get Workflow Run Retrieves a single workflow run.
List Workflow Run Jobs Lists jobs in a workflow run. Used to summarize check status on a PR.
Create Repository Dispatch Event Fires a repository dispatch event. Used to trigger custom workflow patterns.

Webhooks, Gists, and Keys

Create Repository Webhook Creates a repository webhook.
Delete Repository Webhook Removes a repository webhook.
Create Gist Creates a gist.
Delete Gist Removes a gist.
Create Deploy Key Creates a deploy key.
Delete Deploy Key Removes a deploy key.

Users

Find User Searches and retrieves a user.
Get Current User Retrieves the authenticated user. Used to confirm the connected account.

Triggers

21 triggers

Event Triggers

On Issue Opened Fires when a new issue is opened in a watched repository. Initiates triage flows.
On Pull Request Opened Fires when a new pull request is opened. Initiates review-routing flows.
On Push Fires on a push to a watched ref. Initiates CI and notification flows.
On Release Published Fires when a release is published. Initiates release-notification and tracker flows.
On Star Fires when a repository receives a new star. Initiates marketing or watcher flows.
New Branch Fires when a new branch is created. Initiates branch-tracking flows.
New Collaborator Fires when a new collaborator is added. Initiates access-audit flows.
New Commit Fires when a new commit lands. Initiates commit-tracking flows.
New Commit Comment Fires when a comment is added to a commit. Initiates code-review flows.
New Gist Fires when a new gist is created.
New Global Event Fires for any event on the connected account.
New Label Fires when a new label is created.
New Mention Fires when the connected account is mentioned. Initiates notification-triage flows.
New Milestone Fires when a new milestone is created.
New Notification Fires when a new notification arrives.
New Organization Fires when a new organization is added.
New Repo Event Fires on repository-scoped events.
New Repository Fires when a new repository is created.
New Review Request Fires when a review is requested on a pull request. Initiates reviewer-routing flows.
New Team Fires when a new team is created.
New Watcher Fires when a new watcher subscribes to a repository.

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