GitHub integration for AI agents
GitHub is the platform where software teams store code, review pull requests, track issues and run CI automations with GitHub Actions. The agent uses iTeam's native connector with a token or a GitHub App of limited scope to read repositories, issues and pull requests, and to comment or open items when allowed.
What AI agents do with GitHub
Triage of new issues
The agent reads each open issue, applies type and area labels, asks the author for missing information and flags duplicates. The engineering team gets a queue that is already organized.
Stalled pull requests
Every morning it lists PRs without a review for more than a day and pings the reviewer in Slack with a summary of the change. The manager sees where the flow is stuck.
Release notes for non-technical readers
At release time, the agent gathers the merged PRs and writes what changed in customer language. Product reviews it and publishes it to the changelog.
Support ticket becomes an issue
When support confirms a bug, the agent opens the issue in the right repository with steps to reproduce and a link to the ticket, and tells the customer when the fix ships.
Connect GitHub once. The agents use it within your rules.
- Native connectorIt comes ready in the iTeam catalog: you authorize access and the agent starts using it.
- Each agent gets the right accessYou decide what each agent can read or do in GitHub, by area and by person.
- Human approval where it mattersSensitive actions wait until someone with the authority approves them.
- A trail and a cost for every actionWho asked, what the agent did in GitHub and what it cost, all on record.
Ready-made AI teams for this work
Questions about GitHub and AI agents
Does iTeam integrate with GitHub?
Yes, it is a native connector in the iTeam catalog and uses the official GitHub API.
Can the agent touch my code?
Only within the scope you give it. The usual setup is read access and comments. Opening or merging a PR is blocked or requires human approval, and everything is recorded in the audit trail.
Does it work with private repositories?
Yes, as long as the token or GitHub App has access to them. You choose repository by repository.
