Connect GitHub once at the org level, add it to the workspaces that need it, and let your team chat with AI that can use issues, pull requests, and repository search.
Connect once
This connector covers GitHub issues, pull requests, and repository search via a shared token. For live code access, Faction's Codebases integration is usually the better fit.
Find open work by label, author, milestone, or keyword across connected repos.
Pull descriptions, comments, and review status for a specific item.
List repos and recent activity visible to the connected token.
File bugs or leave updates when write tools are enabled.
This connector covers issues, pull requests, and repo search via a shared token. To give assistants live, read-only access to your repository code — installed per repo with the GitHub App and scoped by allow/deny rules — Faction's built-in Codebases integration is usually the better fit.
Set up CodebasesUse cases
See open PRs and issues tied to a release before go-live.
Find existing GitHub issues that match a support escalation.
Give GTM a read-only view of shipping status without GitHub seats for everyone.
How it works
Install GitHub from the catalog, add it to workspaces, and let teammates chat with shared access.
FAQs
GitHub is listed in the catalog and rolling out as we finish end-to-end testing.
API key sign-in. Personal access tokens are team-wide — each member uses the same org token.
Teammates in the workspaces you choose. Everyone else keeps working without extra setup.
Yes. Add the connector to the workspaces that need it and pick which tools are on for each team.
No. It covers issues, pull requests, and repo search. Use Faction Codebases when you need read-only access to repository files.
Create an organization, connect the integrations your team needs, and bundle them into workspaces everyone can use.
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