Connect GitHub to AI Expedite so AI coding agents can read repos, raise pull requests, and close out reviews without leaving the orchestration layer.
AI Expedite reads your repo structure, branch history, and CODEOWNERS so every agent run lands on the right branch with the right reviewers.
Claude Code and Codex open PRs through AI Expedite, run AI code review on every diff, and reply to reviewer comments without manual triage.
Two-way GitHub Issues sync plus signed webhooks keep your backlog, agent queue, and notifications in lockstep across every workspace.
GitHub is where most of our customers' code already lives. Connecting it to AI Expedite turns the platform from a chat tool into a delivery system: agents can browse a repo, open a PR, watch CI, and respond to review comments without a human stitching every step together.
We use a GitHub App with read/write access scoped to the repositories you authorize. The app reads file trees, branches, pull requests, issues, and check runs, and writes new branches, commits, PRs, comments, and labels on the same scope. Workspace admins approve the scope at install time and can revoke or shrink it at any time from the GitHub UI.
When AI Expedite dispatches a feature to Claude Code or Codex, the agent checks out the target branch, makes the change, opens a PR, and posts an automated AI review on top of the diff. If checks fail, the agent reads the failing log via the GitHub API and pushes a fix. If a reviewer leaves a comment, the agent reads the comment, edits the diff, and replies — all inside the orchestration layer rather than back-and-forth in chat.
OAuth tokens stay encrypted at rest, signed webhooks are validated before they reach any handler, and every agent action that touches GitHub is logged to the workspace audit trail. The terminal app that runs locally is code-signed and prompts the operating system for permission on anything it has not been pre-approved to run.
No. The GitHub App install flow lets you pick specific repositories. You can change the selected repositories at any time from your GitHub organization settings.
We fetch the files an agent needs for a given task and keep them only as long as the workspace's retention policy allows. Code is never used to train models and is never exposed across workspace boundaries.
By default agents only push to feature branches and open pull requests. Direct pushes to a protected default branch require an explicit per-workspace override.
Bring GitHub into your AI coding agent workflow.