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Connecting GitHub with AI

Connecting GitHub with Altramano means: create and follow issues, pull requests and releases on GitHub. You connect through logging in to the service. The integration has 93 actions and 9 triggers and is on right away in your own environment.

What you can do with GitHub

Create and follow issues, pull requests and releases on GitHub. You connect through logging in to the service. The integration has 93 actions and 9 triggers.

How you connect it

  1. In Altramano, go to Integrations and choose GitHub.
  2. Connect through logging in to the service. Altramano keeps only an access key, encrypted, in your own environment.
  3. Choose a template or describe the task in the Studio. Test it against your real integration.
  4. Say yes before it goes live. After that it runs by itself, with every run there to read back.

Everything runs in your own environment in Amsterdam. You set the limit: what falls within it runs by itself; what falls outside it comes to you first. Every run is there to read back step by step in Runs.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I connect GitHub to Altramano?

Through logging in to the service, under Integrations in your own environment.

What can Altramano do in GitHub?

Create and follow issues, pull requests and releases on GitHub: 93 actions and 9 triggers.

Which category does GitHub fall under?

Technology and developers.

Is this integration on right away?

Yes. You choose it in your environment under Integrations and connect in a few minutes.

What if GitHub cannot do something through the integration?

Then there is the general HTTP integration, or we extend the integration if the system has an API.

Can I withdraw the integration again?

Yes, in Altramano under Integrations and, where you log in at the service, in GitHub itself too.

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