Connect GitHub with Glow
GitHub holds the code and the record of how it changes. Connect it to Glow to trigger workflows on new commits, pull requests or issues, and to open or update issues automatically from activity in your support or planning tools.
Connect GitHubWhat you can do
Triggers
- New commitFires when a commit is pushed to a watched branch.
- Pull request openedFires when a new pull request is created.
- Pull request mergedFires when a pull request is merged into a branch.
- New issueFires when a new issue is opened in a repository.
Actions
- Create issueOpen a new issue with a title, body and labels.
- Comment on issuePost a comment to an existing issue or pull request.
- Create pull requestOpen a new pull request between two branches.
- Add labelApply a label to an issue or pull request.
Use cases
Deploy announcements
Every merge to main posts a changelog summary, generated by OpenAI, to #releases in Slack.
Bug straight from support
A ticket tagged bug in Zendesk automatically opens a matching GitHub issue with the customer’s report attached.
Review reminders
Pull requests open for more than a day get a nudge posted to the reviewer’s Slack DM.
How it works
Connect your account
Authorize Glow to access your GitHub account in a couple of clicks — no API keys or webhooks to configure by hand.
Pick a trigger or action
Choose one of GitHub's triggers to start a workflow, or drop in one of its actions as a step further down the chain.
Map the data
Wire fields from GitHub into the rest of your workflow — Glow handles the formatting so every step downstream gets what it expects.
Turn it on
Publish the workflow and Glow runs it automatically from then on, every time the trigger fires.
Related integrations
Jira
Move tickets, trigger on status changes, and keep engineering status visible without anyone updating a board by hand.
Slack
Turn Slack into the command center for your automations — post updates, kick off workflows from a message, and keep every channel in sync with what’s happening in your other tools.
OpenAI
Add drafting, summarizing and classifying to any workflow — plug a model into the steps that used to need a human.
Asana
Create and update tasks automatically so project status reflects reality without someone updating it by hand.