GitHub Integration

The GitHub node lets your agents interact with repositories, issues, pull requests, gists, and GitHub Actions workflows.

Connection Setup

Standard OAuth via Pipedream Connect. No special setup required.

Available Actions

Action	Description
Create Branch	Create a new branch in a repo
Create Gist	Create a gist with one or more files
Create Issue	Create a new issue
Create Issue Comment	Add a comment to an issue
Create or Update File Contents	Create or update a file in a repo
Create Pull Request	Create a new pull request
Create Repository	Create a new repo for the authenticated user
Create Workflow Dispatch	Trigger a GitHub Actions workflow
Disable Workflow	Disable a GitHub Actions workflow
Enable Workflow	Enable a GitHub Actions workflow
Get Commit	Get details for a specific commit
Get Current User	Get profile, orgs, and teams for the authenticated user
Get Issue Assignees	Get assignees for an issue
Get Repository Content	Get file or directory contents
Get Repository Info	Get metadata for a repo
Get Reviewers	Get reviewers for a PR or commit
Get Workflow Run	Get details for a specific workflow run
List Commits	List commits in a repo
List Gists for a User	List public gists for a user
List Releases	List releases for a repo
List Workflow Runs	List workflow runs for a repo
Search Issues and Pull Requests	Search by state and keyword
Star Repo	Star a repository
Sync Fork Branch with Upstream	Sync a forked branch with upstream
Update Gist	Update a gist’s description or files
Update Issue	Update an existing issue
Update Project (V2) Item Status	Update item status in a GitHub Project
Update Pull Request	Update title, body, state, or base branch

Tips

• Most actions require Repository — this loads dynamically from your connected account.
• Search Issues and Pull Requests uses GitHub search syntax — your agent can construct queries like is:open label:bug.
• Create Workflow Dispatch is useful for triggering CI/CD pipelines from your agent.