How do I connect GitHub to GAIA?

Connecting GitHub to GAIA takes under two minutes. Open the GAIA Marketplace, find the GitHub integration, and click "Add to your GAIA". Depending on the integration type, you will be redirected to an OAuth consent screen or asked to paste a bearer token. Once authorised, GAIA immediately gains access to all GitHub tools.

Is the GitHub integration free?

Yes. GAIA offers a generous free tier that includes access to community integrations like GitHub. You can connect GitHub, run automations, and use all available tools at no cost. Paid plans unlock higher usage limits and advanced workflow features.

What can GAIA do with GitHub?

GAIA exposes the available GitHub tools to its AI agent, meaning you can perform any developer action supported by GitHub by describing it in plain English. GAIA can also combine GitHub with other connected integrations to build cross-tool automations.

Does GAIA's GitHub integration work on mobile?

Absolutely. GAIA runs on web, desktop (macOS and Windows), and mobile (iOS and Android). Your GitHub integration is available across all platforms with your account.

GitHub

Manage repositories, issues, pull requests, and automate your development workflow

What you can do with GAIA + GitHub

GAIA connects to GitHub via MCP (Model Context Protocol) and exposes every action as a natural-language command. Tell GAIA what you want and it handles the rest, automatically.

Create issues, PRs, and branches by describing them — GAIA handles all the GitHub API calls
Get a daily summary of open pull requests, failing CI checks, and pending reviews
Search code, commits, and issues across all your repositories with plain English
Automate release notes from merged PRs with a single instruction
Trigger GAIA workflows when a PR is opened, merged, or a CI check fails

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How it works

Set up your GitHub automation in three simple steps, no code required.

1
Connect GitHub to GAIA
Open the GAIA Marketplace, find GitHub, and click "Add to your GAIA". Authorise via GitHub OAuth and select which repositories GAIA should access.
2
Describe what you need in plain English
Say "create an issue in the backend repo for the login timeout bug" or "what PRs are waiting for my review?". GAIA knows your repos and handles the GitHub API.
3
GAIA keeps you on top of your codebase
Set up GitHub triggers — GAIA can notify you when CI fails on main, summarise weekly merge activity, or automatically draft release notes when you cut a new tag.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the GAIA GitHub integration.

Yes. During OAuth authorisation, you select which repositories (public and/or private) GAIA can access. You can update this from your GitHub settings at any time.

GAIA connects GitHub with your entire stack

GitHub is just one piece of the puzzle. GAIA integrates with 50+ tools across developer, communication, productivity, and more, letting you build cross-tool automations in plain English without writing a single line of code.

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GitHub

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Frequently asked questions

Can GAIA access private repositories?

Can GAIA create pull requests?

Can GAIA read and summarise code?

Does GAIA support GitHub Actions?

GAIA connects GitHub with your entire stack

GitHub

What you can do with GAIA + GitHub

How it works

Frequently asked questions

Can GAIA access private repositories?

Can GAIA create pull requests?

Can GAIA read and summarise code?

Does GAIA support GitHub Actions?

GAIA connects GitHub with your entire stack