Suger

GitHub

Overview

GitHub is a code hosting and collaboration platform for version control and software development. Integrate with GitHub to track repository activity, manage developer workflows, and correlate development data with sales operations.

Org-Level vs User-Level

Org-Level: GitHub App for organization-wide access. Best for company-wide integrations with admin controls.

User-Level: OAuth for personal GitHub account access. Use when you want to connect your personal repositories.

Create Integration (Org-Level)

Prerequisites

  • GitHub account with organization owner or admin privileges
  • GitHub API access (available on Free, Pro, and Team plans for limited API calls)

Authenticate

  1. Navigate to Settings > Integrations
  2. Click “Connect GitHub”
  3. Install the Suger GitHub App on your organization
  4. Select the repositories to grant access to
  5. Return to Suger to verify the connection

Create User Integration

Use user-level integration when you want to connect your personal GitHub account.

  1. Click Connect Now button in the User Integrations section
  2. You will be redirected to GitHub to authorize
  3. Grant access to your GitHub repositories
  4. Return to Suger to confirm connection

Suger AI Tools

When GitHub is connected, the Suger AI agent can act on your repositories through Suger’s built-in GitHub tools — no external MCP server is required. Capabilities are grouped below (~50 actions), plus an in-sandbox clone tool.

Org-level and user-level: Both are supported; user-level takes precedence when both are connected. Org (GitHub App) connections mint a short-lived installation token per run.

CapabilityWhat the agent can do
Repositories & filesBrowse repositories and read or write file contents (e.g. list-repos, get-file-contents, create-or-update-file)
Branches, commits & tagsManage refs (e.g. create-branch, get-commit, create-tag-object)
Pull requests & reviewsOpen and merge PRs, request and submit reviews (e.g. create-pull-request, merge-pull-request, submit-pull-request-review)
Issues, comments & labelsFull issue lifecycle (e.g. create-issue, add-issue-comment, create-label)
ReleasesPublish and edit releases and assets (e.g. create-release, list-release-assets)
Actions & workflowsInspect and trigger workflow runs and fetch logs (e.g. list-workflow-runs, trigger-workflow-dispatch, rerun-workflow-run)
WebhooksManage repository webhooks (e.g. register-webhook, deregister-webhook)

In addition, the github_clone tool clones a repository (by owner/repo shorthand or HTTPS URL) into the agent’s sandbox using your connected GitHub account.

Edit Integration

Editing is not supported. Delete and recreate.

Delete Integration

Deleting removes the integration from Suger.