GitHub integration
Connect GitHub so the Revelica agent can ground product decisions in what your engineering team is actually building.
Connect GitHubWhy connect GitHub?
Engineering context is product context. When the agent can see your issue backlog, open pull requests, and recent commits, it can connect customer problems to what's actively being built — surfacing things like recurring bug reports that signal a deeper customer need, or technical constraints that should shape the product roadmap. Discovery that ignores what engineering is doing produces recommendations that are hard to act on.
What you can do
- Works with GitHub issues and pull requests
- Browse repositories, search code, and analyze commits
- Monitor GitHub Actions workflows and CI/CD status
- Analyze security findings and Dependabot alerts
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Frequently asked questions
- Which GitHub plans does this work with?
- The GitHub MCP server is available to all GitHub users regardless of plan. The agent inherits the same repository access as your connected GitHub account.
- How does the agent work with GitHub issues and pull requests?
- The agent works with GitHub issues and pull requests throughout the discovery process — surfacing relevant issues, identifying patterns across your backlog, and connecting engineering work to customer problems and opportunities.
- Does the agent access private repositories?
- The agent accesses repositories your GitHub account has permission to read. Private repositories are included if your connected account has access to them.
Connect GitHub to Revelica
Connect your GitHub account in Revelica settings. Once connected, the agent will automatically draw on your GitHub data when running product discovery playbooks.