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With GitHub, your agent uses GitHub’s official tool to look at your repos, sum up issues, review a pull request and tell you why a deploy failed. If the token allows it, it also opens issues and comments, always with your OK.

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What it can do

  • See and clone repos.
  • See, search and create issues.
  • See pull requests, their changes and their checks.
  • See Actions runs and the logs of the ones that failed.
  • See releases.
  • Anything else your token allows, from reading to creating or changing.

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How it connects

1

Add it to an agent

From Plugins → GitHub → Add to an agent, or ask your agent in the chat. See Add a plugin.
2

Create a token on GitHub

On GitHub: Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Fine-grained tokens. Give it access to the repos you want, with read permissions (or write, if you want it to create issues or pull requests).
3

Paste it in your agent's link

Your agent sends you a one-time link for the token. Paste it there, not in the chat. See Keys and values.
4

Your agent confirms

It checks that the token works and tells you in the chat that it’s ready.

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How it looks out for you

  • Nothing changes without your OK. Before creating or changing something (issues, pull requests, comments, merges), it checks with you.
  • The real limit is the token’s permissions: give it only what it needs.
  • It writes on GitHub in the language you ask for; if you don’t say, in the repo’s.

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Things to ask it

  • “Which PRs do I have open in minai/web?”
  • “Why did the last deploy fail in Actions?”
  • “Sum up the open issues labeled bug.”
  • “Open an issue in the api repo: the health page returns a 500 error.”
  • “Show me the changes in PR 42 and tell me if anything looks off.”

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Limits

  • It can only do what the token allows.
  • It works with the repos in its own workspace.

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If you remove it

Your agent loses access right away and confirms it. The token is deleted from minai with the plugin; to close it off completely, also delete it on GitHub. See Remove a plugin.

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