Integration & MCP for GitHub
Integrate and automate your GitHub workflows across 2,580 tools. Take full control—use your favorite LLM to orchestrate GitHub and make your data and tools truly work for you, not the other way around.
IT and Development
Streamline Development with GitHub Integration
Integrating GitHub via MCP streamlines development operations by automating repository management, issue tracking, and collaboration, removing operational barriers for development teams. This empowers software developers to optimize their coding processes and ensure seamless version control, preparing the business for true AI-readiness by establishing a foundation of efficient and connected data management.
Supported MCP tools
Connect insights. Empower action. With MCP, GitHub becomes the engine for truly collaborative work.
Can play scenarios
Can list scenarios
So you can execute these actions with GitHub MCP:
Watch branches
Triggers when a new branch is created.
Watch commits
Triggers when a new commit is created.
Watch commit comments
Triggers when a new comment on a commit is created.
Watch gists
Triggers when a gist is created or updated.
Watch labels
Triggers when a new label is created.
Watch milestones
Triggers when a milestone is created or updated.
Watch pull requests
Triggers when a pull request is created or updated.
Watch releases
Triggers when a new release is created.
Watch repositories
Triggers when a new repository is created.
Watch forks
Triggers when a new fork is created.
Watch issues
Triggers when an issue is created or updated.
Watch organizations
Triggers when a new organization is created.
Update a comment
Updates an existing comment.
Update an issue
Updates an existing issue.
Get a release
Retrieves an existing release.
Get a pull request
Retrieves an existing pull request.
Get an issue
Retrieves an existing issue.
Get an assignee
Retrieves an existing assignee.
Get a milestone
Retrieves an existing milestone.
Get a gist
Retrieves an existing gist.
Get a comment
Retrieves an existing comment.
Get a branch
Retrieves an existing branch.
Delete assignees
Removes assignees from an issue or pull request.
Delete an issue
Removes an existing issue.
Delete a label
Removes a label from an issue.
Delete a comment
Removes an existing comment.
Create an issue
Creates a new issue.
Create a comment
Creates a new comment.
Add labels
Adds labels to an issue or pull request.
Add assignees
Adds assignees to an issue or pull request.
Get a user
Retrieves an existing user.
Get a repository
Retrieves an existing repository.
Get an organization
Retrieves an existing organization.
Execute a graphql query
Performs an arbitrary authorized GraphQl query.
Search assignees
Searches for assignees or lists them all.
Search branches
Searches for branches or lists them all.
Search comments
Searches for comments or lists them all.
Search issues
Searches for issues or lists them all.
Search gists
Searches for gists or lists them all.
Search milestones
Searches for milestones or lists them all.
Search organization members
Searches for organization members or lists them all.
Search pull requests
Searches for pull requests or lists them all.
Search releases
Searches for releases or lists them all.
How to use MCP with GitHub
Create scenario with on-demand trigger
Generate your MCP API Key
Insert MCP API Key in your favourite LLM in instructions
The Boost.space MCP integration for GitHub provides a suite of benefits tailored to enhance development workflows and optimize code management. By automating repository management, it simplifies the maintenance of codebases, allowing teams to focus more on development and less on manual updates. The issue tracking automation keeps project tasks organized and up-to-date without constant human oversight, ensuring that team members can promptly address and resolve critical issues. Collaboration is streamlined through features that promote seamless communication and file sharing among developers, enhancing team synergy within Boost.space.Furthermore, the integration harnesses AI-powered insights to predict project bottlenecks and improvements in code efficiency, enabling proactive adjustments. Automated actions such as synchronized code pushes and pull request updates further contribute to a robust version control system, maintaining consistent project progress and minimizing errors. These features ensure comprehensive and efficient management of GitHub projects, aligning with the unique workflows that developers depend on for successful project outcomes.
