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Connect GitHub to your coding-agent workflow

Connect selected GitHub repositories so PullPlane agents can work on card branches, open pull requests, and return to human review.

PullPlane uses a GitHub App to give selected repositories a branch-and-pull-request delivery path for agent work while the repository owner controls where the app is installed.

Setup and permissions

A workspace owner creates a GitHub App through the setup flow and installs it on the repositories agents may use. The app requests Contents, Pull requests, and Checks permissions and subscribes to pull-request, review, and check-run events.

Installation is repository-scoped: teams choose which repositories the app can reach and can return to GitHub to install it on more repositories later.

From card to pull request

A project is connected to a repository and base branch. During a coding run, PullPlane obtains repository access, clones the code into the run's isolated sandbox, works on the card branch, pushes the change, and opens a pull request for review.

The repository remains the merge authority

PullPlane does not merge agent work into the default branch without human approval. GitHub checks, reviews, conflicts, and branch-protection rules can still block the merge and remain visible in the pull-request flow.

Bring every coding agent onto one shared plane.

Plan with your team, run Claude and Codex in isolated sandboxes, and review the work before it ships.

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