Connect GitHub with Integrations

Integrations locks in your GitHub destination. - Set repo name, optional URL, and PAT once. - Every run lands in the same predictable structure. Website: https://lnkd.in/gfBc62sW Code: https://lnkd.in/gCjEQNtm #Integrations #GitHub #ProductBuild #MADPANDA3D https://lnkd.in/gfBc62sW https://lnkd.in/gGB58AS4

GitHub just rolled out a Rule insights dashboard and a unified filter bar! This is great for anyone managing repos with complex rule sets. Finally, a clearer view on how those rules are performing and easier filtering. Little quality-of-life updates like these make a big difference in daily dev work. #GitHub #DevTools

GitHub's new global pull requests dashboard just hit opt-out public preview. 🤔 This means a unified view will be ON by default for everyone! For dev teams, that could be a huge win for visibility and streamlining workflows. Just remember to opt out if it doesn't fit your current setup. Curious to see the adoption! #GitHub #DevTools

🛠️GitHub launched gh skill, a new CLI command to manage agent skills What it lets you do: ▶️ discover and install skills from GitHub repositories ▶️ manage and update them from the CLI ▶️ publish your own skills ▶️ use the same skills across different agent hosts GitHub describes agent skills as portable instructions, scripts, and resources that can work across tools like GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini CLI Have you already tried it? #GitHub #GitHubCopilot #CLI #Agents #DeveloperTools

 GitHub's 'gh skill' CLI unleashed: Build, discover, install & share portable agent skills that supercharge Copilot, Claude Code and more. Thanks Silvia Rodenas Vaquero for sharing this!

Github is really creating some gravity in the AI Game, which is hard to resist. Will GH Copilot become - to the vast majority of engineers - what Word was for any office job in the Late 90s/early 2000s? #genai #sdlc #engineering #whereisclippy

📌 Automating GitHub Issue Alerts with n8n I built a workflow that connects GitHub to Telegram. Whenever a new issue is created in my repository, I instantly receive a Telegram notification with the title and link. Impact: > No need to constantly check GitHub for updates > Real‑time visibility into repo activity > Keeps me and my circle aligned on development tasks Takeaway: Automations aren’t just about convenience—they ensure critical updates reach you wherever you are. Forward‑Looking: Next, I’ll explore extending this to pull requests and commits, creating a full GitHub activity stream. #Automation #n8n #NoCode #Productivity #WorkflowAutomation #GitHub #Telegram 💡 How do you keep track of your repo activity without missing important updates?

I just stumbled across gh-stack, and I’m curious. is anyone actually using this in their daily workflow? 🧐 It’s a GitHub CLI extension designed for "Stacked Pull Requests." The idea is to break down massive changes into a series of small, dependent PRs that can be reviewed independently, but managed as a single "stack." The highlights that caught my eye: ✅ It automates the messy rebasing that usually happens when you stack PRs. ✅ It handles the PR "base branch" logic automatically on GitHub. ✅ It keeps the PRs small and reviewable (the dream!). I’ve always found managing stacks manually in Git to be a bit of a nightmare. This looks like it might actually make the process painless. Has anyone tried this? Does it live up to the hype, or are there better alternatives out there? 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e4NMZHAB #GitHub #SoftwareDevelopment #Git #DeveloperTools #DeveloperExperience

I thought GitHub Actions was just CI/CD. This book proved me wrong. "GitHub Actions in Action" shows you that GitHub Actions is a full automation engine — not just a pipeline tool. It's already used by millions of developers worldwide to automate any kind of manual task in engineering. And the best part? It doesn't just automate GitHub — it can automate the entire GitHub universe. If you've been sleeping on GitHub Actions, this book will wake you up. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to go deeper with GitHub and rethink how much they're spending on external tools. #github #cicd #distribution #softwareengineering

I saw an article today about the death of pull requests. Recently GitHub rolled out the ability to disable pull requests, and the discussion suggested that teams might soon consist of agents, and no human code reviews needed. But wait, GitHub is also releasing soon stacked PRs - and stacks are popular in big tech for large projects. Pull requests are a collaborative tool, and now there are more options to fine tune it for your project. https://lnkd.in/gYxSPQeu