GitHub

Spin up a new repo with the settings you want, described in plain language from chat

Stand up a fresh repository inside one of your organizations without leaving the conversation

Pull a repo's settings, stats, and metadata in one quick lookup

Paste any GitHub link and get the full repository details back instantly

Change a repo's name, description, visibility, or defaults just by asking

Remove a repo you no longer need, with the AI confirming before it acts

See every repo you can access, filtered and sorted the way you ask

Get a clean roster of all repositories under a given organization

Review all the repos tied to your own account in seconds

See who has committed to a repo and how much each has contributed

Break down which programming languages make up a repository

Check the topic tags attached to a repository for discovery and grouping

Reset a repository's topic tags to a new set you specify from chat

See which teams have access to a repository and at what level

Fetch a repository's README so you can review or summarize its contents

Fire a custom repository event to kick off automation and workflows on demand

Move a repo to another user or organization straight from the conversation

Create your own copy of any repository to work on independently

Bookmark a repo you want to follow or come back to later

Remove a repository from your starred list when it's no longer relevant

Confirm whether you've already starred a given repository

See everyone who has starred a repository to gauge its reach

Browse the repositories any given user has starred

Find out who is subscribed to a repository's activity

Check your notification and watch settings for a specific repository

Choose how closely you follow a repo, from all activity to ignored

See everyone with direct access to a repository and their roles

Invite someone to a repository at the permission level you choose

Revoke a person's direct access to a repository from chat

Confirm whether a specific person is a collaborator on a repo

See exactly what access level someone has on a given repository

See what changed between two commits, branches, or tags side by side

Get every branch in a repository, with protected ones flagged

Pull the latest commit and protection status for a single branch

Give a branch a new name and keep its history intact

Merge one branch into another right from the conversation

Start a new branch off any commit or existing branch you name

Clean up a stale or merged branch without opening GitHub

Review the rules guarding a branch, from required reviews to status checks

Tighten or relax the rules on a branch by describing the policy you want

Fetch a file or folder from a repository to review its contents

Add a new file or commit changes to an existing one directly in a repo

Remove a file from a repository with a commit, all from chat

Grab a full zip or tarball snapshot of a repository at any ref

Look up a single commit's changes, author, and metadata

Review the commit history for a branch or path, filtered as you like

Leave a note on a specific commit to flag or discuss a change

Read all the comments left on a particular commit

Check the combined CI and check results for a commit at a glance

Post a pass, fail, or pending status on a commit from your own tooling

Add a new branch or tag reference pointing at a specific commit

Look up where a branch or tag reference currently points

Move a branch or tag reference to a different commit

Remove a branch or tag reference from a repository

Build an annotated git tag with a message and author details

Read the file and folder structure of a commit or subdirectory

Assemble a new directory tree as part of a low-level commit

Fetch the raw contents of a single file object by its hash

Store new file content as a blob for use in a commit

See all the tags in a repository, often used to mark versions

Mark a point in history with a new tag from the conversation

Browse every published and draft release for a repository

Pull the notes, assets, and details for a specific release

See the most recent published release for a repository at a glance

Find the release tied to a particular version tag

Cut a new release with notes and version details described in chat

Edit an existing release's notes, tag, or draft status

Remove a release you no longer want published

Auto-draft release notes from the commits and PRs since your last version

See the files attached to a release, such as binaries or archives

Attach a build or file to a release for people to download

Remove a file that's attached to a release

Open a new issue with a title, body, labels, and assignees from chat

Pull the full details, status, and comments of a single issue

Edit an issue's title, body, state, labels, or assignees on request

Browse a repository's issues, filtered by state, label, or assignee

See every issue assigned to you across the repos you work in

Stop further comments on a heated or resolved issue thread

Reopen conversation on a previously locked issue

Add a reply to an issue or pull request thread without opening GitHub

Read the full comment thread on an issue in one pull

Revise the wording of a comment you left on an issue

Remove a comment from an issue or pull request thread

See the timeline of actions taken on an issue, from labels to closes

Check who is currently on the hook for a given issue

Put one or more people on an issue by naming them in chat

Take people off an issue when responsibilities shift

Tag an issue with labels to sort and route it faster

Strip a single label off an issue when it no longer applies

Replace an issue's labels with an exact set you specify

Wipe every label from an issue in one step

Find issues and pull requests across repos using GitHub's search syntax

See every label defined in a repository for triage and tagging

Look up a single label's name, color, and description

Add a new label with a name and color to organize your issues

Rename or recolor an existing label across a repository

Remove a label from the repo and every issue using it

Review the milestones in a repo and their progress toward completion

Pull a milestone's due date, description, and open issue count

Set up a milestone to group issues toward a release or goal

Adjust a milestone's title, due date, or state as plans change

Remove a milestone you no longer need to track

Start a PR between two branches with a title and description from chat

Pull a PR's status, reviewers, checks, and description in one lookup

Browse open or closed PRs in a repo, filtered how you ask

Edit a PR's title, body, base branch, or state without leaving chat

Merge an approved PR using the strategy you choose, straight from chat

Confirm whether a given pull request has already been merged

Bring a pull request's branch up to date with its base

See every file changed in a pull request and how much moved

Review the commits that make up a pull request

See who has been asked to review a pull request

Ask specific people or teams to review a PR by naming them in chat

Cancel a review request when someone is no longer needed

Draft a review on a pull request with comments and an approval decision

Read every review left on a pull request and its verdict

Pull the full text and state of a single pull request review

Send a pending review as approved, changes requested, or a comment

Set aside a stale review so it no longer blocks a merge

Read the inline comments left on a pull request's diff

Leave a note on a specific line of a pull request's changes

Add a thumbs up or other reaction to an issue to signal agreement

Drop a reaction on a comment to acknowledge it without a full reply

Save a code snippet or note as a public or secret gist from chat

Fetch the contents and files of a specific gist

Edit the files or description of a gist you own

Remove a gist you no longer want to keep around

Browse the public gists shared by any given user

See the latest public gists across GitHub

Bookmark a gist you want to keep handy

Remove a gist from your starred list

Make your own editable copy of someone else's gist

Review the revision history of a gist over time

Wire a repo to push events to an external endpoint you specify

See every webhook configured on a repository

Pull the config and event list for a single webhook

Change a webhook's URL, events, or active state from chat

Remove a webhook that's no longer in use

Send a test event to confirm a webhook is wired up correctly

See all GitHub Actions workflows defined in a repository

Pull the details and state of a single Actions workflow

Turn a paused GitHub Actions workflow back on

Pause a workflow so it stops running on new events

Manually kick off a workflow, passing any inputs it expects

Review recent Actions runs and their pass or fail results

Pull the status, timing, and outcome of one workflow run

Restart a failed or flaky workflow run without leaving chat

Stop an in-progress Actions run you no longer need

Grab the full logs from a workflow run to dig into a failure

See the individual jobs that make up a workflow run and their status

Pull the steps and result of a single job in a run

See the build outputs a workflow run produced and saved

Look up the details of a specific workflow artifact

Pull a build output saved by a workflow run to your machine

Clean up a stored workflow artifact to free space

See which encrypted secrets are configured for a repository's Actions

Add or update an encrypted secret your workflows can use

Remove a stored secret that's no longer needed

See the configuration variables available to a repo's workflows

Add a reusable configuration value for your Actions to reference

Change the value of an existing workflow configuration variable

Remove a configuration variable from a repository

See the private runners registered to handle your Actions jobs

Review the deployment records for a repository and their environments

Pull the details of a single deployment record

Kick off a deployment to an environment straight from the conversation

Remove an inactive deployment record from a repository

Track how a deployment progressed from pending to success or failure

Post an update on a deployment, such as success, pending, or failure

Report a custom check result on a commit from your own tooling

Pull the outcome and details of a single check run

Change the status or conclusion of a check as it progresses

See all the checks running against a commit, branch, or tag

See the GitHub organizations you belong to

Pull an org's profile, plan, and settings in one lookup

Change an org's profile or default settings from chat

See everyone who belongs to a given organization

Confirm whether a specific person is a member of an organization

Browse all the teams set up inside an organization

See the webhooks configured at the organization level

Check who has been invited to an org but hasn't joined yet

Send an invitation for someone to join your organization

See non-members who have access to your organization's repos

Browse the teams available in an organization

Look up a team's details by its name or slug

Set up a new team in your organization to group people and access

Change a team's name, description, or visibility

Remove a team from your organization when it's no longer needed

See who belongs to a specific team

Add someone to a team or change their role in it

Take a person off a team from the conversation

See which repositories a team can access and at what level

Grant or change a team's permission level on a repository

Revoke a team's access to a specific repository

Edit a project board's name, description, or settings from chat

Pull the profile details of the connected GitHub account

Change your own GitHub profile details like name or bio

Look up any GitHub user's public profile and stats

See who follows a given GitHub user

See which accounts a given user is following

Confirm whether one user follows another on GitHub

Start following a GitHub account to track their activity

Stop following a GitHub account from chat

See the public SSH keys tied to a given user account

Review who you've blocked on GitHub

Block an account so they can't interact with you on GitHub

Lift a block you previously placed on an account

See your unread GitHub notifications so nothing slips by

Clear your notification inbox in one step

Pull the details of a single notification thread

Clear one notification thread while leaving the rest

See your notifications scoped to a single repository

Find repos across GitHub by keyword, language, stars, and more

Hunt for code across repositories using GitHub's search syntax

Find commits by message, author, or date across repositories

Look up GitHub users and organizations by name or criteria

Discover topic tags to explore projects in a given area

Find labels within a repository by keyword

See how much of your GitHub API quota remains before it resets

Turn raw markdown into GitHub-formatted HTML for previews

Pull GitHub's service details like IP ranges and API endpoints

See the emoji shortcodes GitHub supports for comments and reactions

Reach any GitHub endpoint directly for anything the built-in actions don't cover

Fires on a push of one or more commits to a branch or tag (GitHub webhook push).

Fires when a branch or tag is created (GitHub webhook create).

Fires when a branch or tag is deleted (GitHub webhook delete).

Fires when a pull request is opened (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=opened).

Fires when a pull request is closed without distinguishing merged vs. declined (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=closed). Use the 'merged' filter or github.pull_request_merged to target merges.

Fires when a pull request is merged (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=closed with pull_request.merged=true).

Fires when a closed pull request is reopened (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=reopened).

Fires when a draft pull request is marked ready for review (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=ready_for_review).

Fires when review is requested on a pull request (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=review_requested).

Fires when new commits are pushed to a pull request's head branch (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=synchronize).

Fires when a pull request's title, body, or base branch is edited (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=edited).

Fires when a user is assigned to a pull request (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=assigned).

Fires when a label is added to a pull request (GitHub webhook pull_request, action=labeled).

Fires when a review is submitted on a pull request (GitHub webhook pull_request_review, action=submitted).

Fires when a comment is left on a line of a pull request's diff (GitHub webhook pull_request_review_comment, action=created).

Fires when an issue is opened (GitHub webhook issues, action=opened).

Fires when an issue is closed (GitHub webhook issues, action=closed).

Fires when a closed issue is reopened (GitHub webhook issues, action=reopened).

Fires when a user is assigned to an issue (GitHub webhook issues, action=assigned).

Fires when a label is added to an issue (GitHub webhook issues, action=labeled).

Fires when an issue is added to a milestone (GitHub webhook issues, action=milestoned).

Fires when an issue's title or body is edited (GitHub webhook issues, action=edited).

Fires when an issue is deleted (GitHub webhook issues, action=deleted).

Fires when an issue is transferred to another repository (GitHub webhook issues, action=transferred).

Fires when a comment is added to an issue or pull request conversation (GitHub webhook issue_comment, action=created).

Fires when a release is published (GitHub webhook release, action=published).

Fires when a release (including a draft) is created (GitHub webhook release, action=created).

Fires when a release is edited (GitHub webhook release, action=edited).

Fires when a release is deleted (GitHub webhook release, action=deleted).

Fires when someone stars the repository (GitHub webhook star, action=created; equivalent to watch action=started).

Fires when someone removes their star from the repository (GitHub webhook star, action=deleted).

Fires when the repository is forked (GitHub webhook fork).

Fires when a GitHub Actions workflow run finishes (GitHub webhook workflow_run, action=completed).

Fires when a GitHub Actions workflow run is queued/requested (GitHub webhook workflow_run, action=requested).

Fires when a GitHub Actions job is queued (GitHub webhook workflow_job, action=queued).

Fires when a GitHub Actions job finishes (GitHub webhook workflow_job, action=completed).

Fires when a check run is created, updated, or completed (GitHub webhook check_run).

Fires when all check runs in a suite finish (GitHub webhook check_suite, action=completed).

Fires when a deployment is created (GitHub webhook deployment, action=created).

Fires when a deployment's status changes (GitHub webhook deployment_status).

Fires when the status of a Git commit changes (GitHub webhook status, from the legacy commit-status API).

Fires when a comment is added to a commit (GitHub webhook commit_comment, action=created).

Fires when a wiki (Gollum) page is created or updated (GitHub webhook gollum).

Fires when a user is added as a collaborator to the repository (GitHub webhook member, action=added).

Fires when a milestone is created (GitHub webhook milestone, action=created).

Fires when a milestone is closed (GitHub webhook milestone, action=closed).

Fires when a label is created in the repository (GitHub webhook label, action=created).

Fires when an item on a Projects (v2) board changes, e.g. a status field moves (GitHub webhook projects_v2_item, action=edited).

Fires when a card is moved on a classic Projects board (GitHub webhook project_card, action=moved).

Fires when a new discussion is created (GitHub webhook discussion, action=created).

Fires when a discussion comment is marked as the answer (GitHub webhook discussion, action=answered).

Fires when a comment is added to a discussion (GitHub webhook discussion_comment, action=created).

Fires when a package is published to GitHub Packages (GitHub webhook registry_package, action=published).

Fires when a repository is created in the organization (GitHub webhook repository, action=created).

Fires when a repository is archived (GitHub webhook repository, action=archived).

Fires when a repository is renamed (GitHub webhook repository, action=renamed).