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Found 7 templates linked to integration "github"
This template starts when GitHub opens or updates an issue in the repository you watch. ClickUp creates a task from the issue title and body. Slack posts the issue and task in the channel you choose. Connect GitHub, ClickUp, and Slack. Watch the repository. Pick the ClickUp list and Slack channel on those steps.
This template starts when GitHub records a new star on the repository you watch, then posts the stargazer and repo name in Slack. Connect GitHub and Slack. Point the trigger at the repo and pick the channel that should see new stars.
This template starts when GitHub opens or updates an issue in the repository you watch. JavaScript maps title and body, then creates an Aha idea through the Aha API. Connect GitHub. Put the Aha API key in that JavaScript node, and include the Aha product ID new ideas belong to.
This template starts when you post owner, repository, and branch to a Latenode webhook. GitHub searches merged pull requests. JavaScript groups them by label, writes the notes, and creates a draft GitHub release. Slack posts a summary to the channel you choose. Connect GitHub and Slack. Put the GitHub token for the draft release in that JavaScript node.
This template starts on a GitHub push, collects commit messages, loads the Jira issues those commits mention, and asks Gemini to write HTML release notes. Gmail sends the result to the people you choose. Connect GitHub, Jira, Google AI, and Gmail. Put the Google AI API key on the Google AI connection.
This template starts when GitHub publishes a release on the repository you watch. ChatGPT reads the tag, title, and release notes and returns a short summary. Gmail emails that digest to the address you map. Connect GitHub and Gmail, then point the trigger at the repo. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
This template starts when GitHub publishes a release, searches merged pull requests for that repository, and asks ChatGPT to summarize features, fixes, and other changes. JavaScript updates the GitHub release body with that summary. Connect GitHub. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step. Put the GitHub token for updating the release in that JavaScript node.