Implemented

Software delivery, ITSM & observability

GitHub

Read and write GitHub repositories, issues, comments, labels, milestones, pull requests, releases, statuses and Actions runs.

Connect engineering delivery to service desks, project tools and release communications without manual copying.

Build a flow with GitHub Provider API documentation

Source actions

Destination actions

Data types

Validation status

Implemented · fixture tested.

Implementation is checked against provider-shaped fixtures for every action, authentication failures, rate limits, pagination and duplicate safety. Provider sandbox and authorised account validation are recorded separately when credential-backed runs are completed.

What you can map

assignees

List assignable users
Source
Users who can be assigned to issues and pull requests in the repository.

branches

Create branch
Destination
Duplicate protected
Creates a branch reference pointing at a commit SHA.
List branches
Source
Branches with head commit and protection flag.

commit statuses

Create commit status
Destination
Not retried automatically
Posts a status (for example from an external check) against a commit.

commits

List commits
Source
Incremental
Commits on a branch or path, newest first.

deployments

List deployments
Source
Deployments by environment, ref or SHA, newest first.

issue comments

Add issue comment
Destination
Not retried automatically
Adds a comment to an issue or pull request conversation.
List issue comments
Source
Incremental
Comments on one issue or pull request, or on every issue in the repository when no number is given.
Update issue comment
Destination
Duplicate protected
Replaces the body of an existing comment.

issues

Create issue
Destination
Not retried automatically
Creates an issue with optional assignees, labels, milestone and issue type.
Get issue
Source
One issue with labels, assignees, milestone and sub-issue summary.
List issues
Source
Incremental
Repository issues (pull requests excluded) ordered by last update, oldest first, for incremental sync.
Update issue
Destination
Duplicate protected
Updates title, body, state, assignees, labels, milestone or type. Omitted fields are unchanged.

labels

Create label
Destination
Duplicate protected
Creates a repository label. Label names are unique per repository.
List labels
Source
Labels defined in the repository.
Update label
Destination
Duplicate protected
Renames a label or changes its colour or description.

milestones

Create milestone
Destination
Duplicate protected
Creates a milestone. Titles are unique per repository.
List milestones
Source
Open and closed milestones with issue counts and due dates.
Update milestone
Destination
Duplicate protected
Updates title, state, description or due date.

pull request files

List pull request files
Source
Changed files with change type and line counts (up to 3,000 files).

pull request reviewers

Request pull request reviewers
Destination
Duplicate protected
Requests reviews from users or teams; already requested reviewers are unchanged.

pull request reviews

List pull request reviews
Source
Submitted reviews with approval state, oldest first.

pull requests

Create pull request
Destination
Not retried automatically
Opens a pull request from a head branch into a base branch.
Get pull request
Source
One pull request with mergeability and change counts.
List pull requests
Source
Pull requests ordered by last update, newest first.
Update pull request
Destination
Duplicate protected
Updates title, description, base branch or open/closed state. Does not merge.

releases

Create release
Destination
Duplicate protected
Creates a release for a tag, creating the tag from the target if it does not exist.
List releases
Source
Published and draft releases, newest first.
Update release
Destination
Duplicate protected
Updates release notes, name, tag, draft or pre-release flags.

repositories

Get repository
Source
One repository with its default branch and settings summary.
List repositories
Source
Incremental
Repositories the token can access, or repositories in one organisation, most recently updated first.

workflow dispatches

Run workflow
Destination
Not retried automatically
Triggers a workflow that has a workflow_dispatch trigger and returns the new run ID.

workflow runs

List workflow runs
Source
Incremental
GitHub Actions runs with status and conclusion, newest first.

workflows

List Actions workflows
Source
GitHub Actions workflows defined in the repository.

Authentication

Fine-grained personal access token

Plans and access

All GitHub plans, including Free; Actions data requires Actions to be enabled. Fine-grained personal access tokens are limited to the selected repositories and permissions. Organisations can require approval for fine-grained tokens.

Test environment

A free personal account or test organisation with a private repository works for testing.

Rate limits

5,000 requests per hour per user token (15,000 on Enterprise Cloud) plus secondary limits on concurrency and content creation; HTTP 403/429 with Retry-After or x-ratelimit-reset.

Provider events

Repository and organisation webhooks for issues, pull requests, releases and workflow runs. Nexra event triggers are not yet available; flows run on demand or on a schedule.

Before you build a flow

Projects (v2) are GraphQL-only and are not included.
The repository issues endpoint also returns pull requests; Nexra filters them out of issues.list and marks the page cursor from GitHub's Link header.
Pull request lists have no updated-since filter; they are sorted by last update, newest first.
Merging pull requests, deleting resources and uploading release assets are not implemented.
Issue, comment, pull request, status and workflow dispatch creates have no idempotency key; uncertain writes are not repeated automatically.