New pull request & issue alerts to Slack
The moment something opens or needs review, the right channel gets notified with a one-line AI summary — nothing slips past the team.
GitHub AI Agent
Connect your GitHub to Zaira autonomous AI agent. Describe what you need in plain language, Zaira will use GitHub actions like repository access to get the job done for you.
01Capabilities
What can your GitHub AI agent do?
The full GitHub toolkit in one conversation — repositories and code, issues and projects, pull requests and reviews, and Actions — no code. Zaira carries out tasks using the supported actions listed here.
- Files — read trees and file contents; create, update, push, and delete files
- Branches & commits — create and list branches, list and inspect commits
- Releases & tags — list releases and tags, get latest release or by tag name
- Repo management — create, fork, delete repositories; list collaborators
- Search — search code, repositories, and commits
- Gists — create, read, update, and list gists
- Issues — read, create, update, list, and search issues
- Sub-issues — add, remove, and reparent sub-issues
- Comments — comment on issues and pull requests
- Labels — list, get, and write repository labels; issue types and fields
- Projects — read and manage projects, items, fields, iterations
- Discussions — list and read discussions, comments, and categories
- PR lifecycle — create, update, read, list, and search pull requests
- Merging — merge with a chosen method; update PR branch
- Reviews — submit reviews, comment on pending reviews, reply to threads
- Copilot — assign Copilot to issues, request Copilot review, delegate tasks
- Actions — list workflows and runs, trigger runs, get jobs and logs
- Code security — list and get code scanning alerts by severity and ref
- Dependabot & secrets — dependabot alerts and secret scanning alerts
- Advisories — global, org, and repository security advisories
- Notifications — list, dismiss, mark read, and manage subscriptions
- Account context — your profile, users, teams, orgs
02Use Cases
Automate your GitHub tasks with Zaira effortlessly
See how people are automating their GitHub tasks with Zaira while they sleep.
CI/CD failure triage
When a GitHub Actions workflow fails, Zaira pulls the run logs, summarizes what broke and which commit caused it, and posts the rundown — and who to ping — to your Slack or email.
Stale pull request escalation
Pull requests sitting unreviewed for too long get surfaced — Zaira nudges the reviewer in Slack with the PR link and days open, so reviews stop stalling.
Release notes on autopilot
When you tag a release, Zaira generates notes from the merged pull requests and files them to your email, Docs, or Sheets — and you're done.
03How it works
How to set up your GitHub AI agent
Connect GitHub in one click, ask in plain language, and get pull requests, CI/CD triage, and release notes delivered to Slack — no code. Run tasks on demand; recurring runs depend on the workflow's supported capabilities.
01
Connect GitHub with OAuth
Securely connect your GitHub account with OAuth and Zaira wires it up for you — no code, no API keys, no MCP setup, no workflow to build.
02
Put your GitHub on autopilot
Tell Zaira what to watch and when — new pull requests and issues posted to Slack, failed CI/CD runs triaged with a summary, stale pull requests escalated, standup digests and release notes delivered on a schedule.
03
Your team ships without tab-hopping
PR reviews happen in Slack, broken builds get a triage summary before standup, and release notes write themselves on release day — the team stays aligned without opening GitHub.
05FAQ
Frequently asked questions
See the answers to the questions people ask about how GitHub works with Zaira.
You choose a task and Zaira uses supported GitHub actions, including repository access, to carry it out. Tasks can run on demand; recurring or event-triggered runs depend on the workflow's available capabilities.
No. The GitHub AI integration from Zaira works with zero code. You connect your GitHub account securely with OAuth, and Zaira wires it up for you — no API keys, no MCP setup, no workflow builder. After that you just ask in plain language.
Zaira can show you what's happening across your repositories, issues, pull requests, and workflows, and act on it — publishing standup digests and new-item alerts to Slack, triaging failed CI/CD builds with a summary, escalating stale pull requests, and generating release notes into your email, Docs, or Sheets.
Yes. Tell Zaira what to watch and when — a daily standup digest, a weekly status report, an instant alert whenever a pull request opens or a workflow fails. Both run automatically, nothing to build or maintain.
GitHub's built-in Slack app broadcasts static event notifications you subscribe to per repository, and GitHub Copilot answers questions inside the editor — both are useful, but neither summarizes across your projects or delivers work to you. Zaira lives in your AI assistant: it reads repositories, issues, and pull requests, writes the summaries, and delivers them — plus scheduled digests and actions — to your Slack, email, Docs, and Sheets.
The GitHub MCP server lets ChatGPT or Claude talk to your GitHub account, but you prompt it every time and the answer stays in the chat — there's no schedule and no delivery to your other tools. Zaira is the whole loop: connect once, ask in conversation, and have GitHub updates automatically posted to your Slack, filed to your Sheets or Docs, and escalated to the right person — done for you.
From your connected account, yes — Zaira acts with the permissions you have, so it can create and update issues, open and merge pull requests, and manage your repositories whenever you ask. For read- and summary-focused workflows, you just watch and delegate.