Does the agent get write access to our code?

No. It is scoped to issues, labels, milestones and releases, which is what its job needs. It reads pull request titles and status; it does not push or merge.

Can it keep client names out of a public repository?

Yes. The agent can be told which repositories are public and to leave client details out of anything it files there, keeping those on the CRM record instead.

Who sends the release note to the client?

The agent drafts it in plain English and waits for your approval before it goes out, unless you choose to let it send on its own.

Integrations · Productivity

Put an AI employee to work in GitHub.

Code hosting and collaboration for software teams. Your AI employee connects to it over GitHub's web API, works at the approval level you set, and logs every action it takes.

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What an AI employee can do in GitHub

Your release agent writes the plain-English summary of what shipped for clients.
It files client-reported bugs as GitHub issues with the steps to reproduce.
It tells account managers which client requests shipped this week.

An example in GitHub

A small software shop builds a booking app for local gyms. A gym owner emails that members cannot cancel a class from their phones. The agent replies to confirm it heard them, asks for the phone model and the exact screen, then opens a GitHub Issue in the right repository with the steps to reproduce and a bug label. When the linked pull request merges and the next Release goes out, the agent drafts a short note to the gym owner for your approval. The report, the issue link and the release it shipped in are recorded on the gym's account.

What stays with your people

Your developers decide what gets built, review and merge the code, and choose when to release; the agent does not touch code.

The connection

How it connects: Over GitHub's web API (HTTPS), or an MCP server where one exists. Its key is stored as a secret, scoped to the job, and never written into the AI employee's instructions. Set it up yourself in the Studio, or have us do it.
What it reads and writes in GitHub: Repository, Issue, Pull request, Release, Milestone, Label.
Approval level: Off, suggest, draft or autonomous, granted by you task by task. Outbound texts and deletions never pass draft.
On the record: Every call it makes to GitHub is logged with what it did and when, so a person can pick up where it left off.

Industries that often run GitHub

Consulting IT Services Marketing Agency Legal Education Recruiting Home Services

Questions about GitHub

Does the agent get write access to our code?: No. It is scoped to issues, labels, milestones and releases, which is what its job needs. It reads pull request titles and status; it does not push or merge.
Can it keep client names out of a public repository?: Yes. The agent can be told which repositories are public and to leave client details out of anything it files there, keeping those on the CRM record instead.
Who sends the release note to the client?: The agent drafts it in plain English and waits for your approval before it goes out, unless you choose to let it send on its own.

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