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GitHub skill

Bring a repository into your workspace, inspect history, create branches, and commit or push changes when GitHub is connected.

How to enable

1. Connect GitHub from Settings.
2. Grant repo access intentionally—least privilege.

What you can ask

Copy a line below and tune names, channels, or file titles to match your workspace.

• “Clone {repo} into my workspace and summarize the README.”
• “Create branch feature/billing-v2 from main and copy my draft into release-notes.md.”
• “Show me the git log since Monday grouped by author.”
• “What changed in {repo} this week compared to last week?”
• “Commit these edits with message chore: update copy and show me the diff first.”

Common pitfalls

• Force-push and destructive git ops should be explicit and rare.
• Private repos need correct OAuth scopes.

See also

• GitHub integration setup