GitHub
Integrate Collabase automations with GitHub repositories — create and update issues, comment on pull requests, trigger CI/CD workflows, create releases, and react to push and release events.
Authentication
Auth type: Personal Access Token
Generate a token at github.com/settings/tokens. Grant repo scope for private repositories, public_repo for public only.
| Credential | Description |
|---|
| Token | GitHub personal access token with repo scope |
Triggers
| Trigger | When it fires |
|---|
| Push | A commit is pushed to any branch |
| Pull Request Opened | A new pull request is opened |
| Pull Request Merged | A pull request is merged |
| Issue Opened | A new issue is created |
| Issue Closed | An issue is closed |
| Release Published | A new release is published |
Configure a webhook in your GitHub repository under Settings → Webhooks, pointing to your Collabase webhook endpoint, to enable triggers.
Actions
| Action | Key inputs | Key outputs |
|---|
| Create Issue | owner, repo, title, body, labels[], assignees[] | number, html_url, state |
| Update Issue | owner, repo, issueNumber, title, body, state, labels[] | number, html_url |
| Close Issue | owner, repo, issueNumber | number, state |
| Add Issue Comment | owner, repo, issueNumber, body | id, html_url |
| Trigger Workflow | owner, repo, workflowId, ref, inputs{} | dispatched |
| Create Release | owner, repo, tagName, name, body, draft, prerelease | id, html_url, tagName |
| Get Repository | owner, repo | name, full_name, description, stars, forks, defaultBranch |
Trigger Workflow dispatches a workflow_dispatch event. The target workflow file must have on: workflow_dispatch in its triggers.
