GitHub
Your app creates issues in your repositories from user feedback, shows your releases as a changelog and reads files, with a token limited to the chosen repositories.
Category : Productivity · Service website : github.com
What you can do with it
Section titled “What you can do with it”- A feedback form that opens an issue
- A “What’s new” page fed by your releases
- Docs read from a repository
What the agent can do
Section titled “What the agent can do”- Create and read issues
- Read releases and files of the allowed repositories
- Test the token by reading your profile
What it never does
Section titled “What it never does”- Access repositories not granted to the token
- Push code or delete a repository
- Show your key in the chat, in browser code or in logs
- Use it outside of this project’s app
Values to provide
Section titled “Values to provide”- Access token (fine-grained) (
GITHUB_TOKEN, secret: encrypted, read only by the app’s server) : GitHub fine-grained token: github.com/settings/personal-access-tokens → Generate new token, limited to the needed repositories (Issues: read and write, Contents: read). Where to find it
Add this connector
Section titled “Add this connector”- Mention it in your request (the + menu of the input → Connectors, or type
@), for example: “Add a contact form with @GitHub”. - The agent adds the app server if needed, writes the code and asks you for missing values with a card in the chat.
- You can also save it once on the Highwind Connectors page: the connection then links to any project in one click. Technical id:
github.
Billing
Section titled “Billing”Free (GitHub API)
Learn more: Connectors overview and App secrets.