GitHub is where software gets built. An agent can manage issues and surface repo context. Build the agent by describing it to Ace, connect GitHub, and it starts working, no code required.
Your agent creates, updates, and reports on work items, so status stays current and routine project admin runs itself. It can turn a conversation into a ticket and a ticket into an update. GitHub is one of 50+ tools your agent can use, and the same agent can also live on your website, in chat platforms, and in the marketplace.
Tell Ace what you want the agent to do with GitHub. No code, no API wiring by hand.
Authorise the GitHub connection so your agent can use it as a tool.
The agent starts using GitHub as part of its work, with your approval rules in place.
No. You describe the agent to Ace and authorise the GitHub connection. Squidgy handles the integration plumbing.
Yes. It can open, update, and move items based on a conversation, with approval on anything you'd rather review first.
Yes. GitHub is one of 50+ integrations plus MCP and custom HTTP tools, so your agent can combine it with everything else it needs in a single workflow.
Describe your agent to Ace, connect GitHub, and it starts working. No code, live in a day.