GitHub work becomes a live board.

Connect GitHub to Brains so issues, pull requests, reviews, and releases can feed live project boards, unblock status questions, and help teams ship without extra reporting.

Bring repo activity into boards.Write-back is not available yet.Project memory

GitHub in Brains.

Keep engineering work visible with AI project boards that reflect GitHub activity.

Turn issues and pull requests into status.

Keep engineering work visible with AI project boards that reflect GitHub activity.

Spot blockers before standup.

Keep engineering work visible with AI project boards that reflect GitHub activity.

Draft release notes from shipped work.

Keep engineering work visible with AI project boards that reflect GitHub activity.

Use cases

What teams use it for.

Use GitHub context to answer questions, keep boards current, and trigger useful AI workflows when the connected surface supports it.

  • Move tickets from PR and issue activity.Issues, reviews, and merged work can keep product boards current without another status pass.
  • Draft release notes from merged work.Summarize what shipped from pull requests, issue links, and review history.
  • Answer project-status questions from repository events.Ask what is blocked, in review, or ready to ship and get an answer grounded in repo activity.
Control

You stay in charge.

Brains helps you use connected app context without handing over the wheel. When an action can change something, Brains prepares it for review first.

Find

Bring repo activity into boards.

Review

Write-back is not available yet.

Use

Project memory

Your team controls what Brains can use from GitHub.

FAQs

Common questions.

Can Brains answer project-status questions from GitHub?

Yes. Brains can use issues, pull requests, reviews, and releases to explain where work stands.

Can GitHub activity update Brains boards?

Yes. GitHub activity can help keep product and engineering boards current.

Can Brains help with release notes?

Yes. Brains can use shipped work and merged changes to help draft release notes.

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