Github (MCP Remote) MCP connector
Updated
Github (MCP Remote) is GitHub's hosted remote server that exposes repository and development data through the Model Context Protocol. The Github (MCP Remote) MCP connector allows AI agents to manage repositories, issues, and pull requests, as well as review code changes and track project activity. It also supports searching across code, commits, and discussions, and coordinating development workflows across a tenant's connected GitHub accounts.
Authentication type
- OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code - Requires a one-time user login to authorize the agent to access the service on their behalf.
Uses
Use the Github (MCP Remote) MCP connector to perform the following actions:
- Track software issues and pull requests across repositories in one workflow
- Automate code review notifications for faster team collaboration
- Sync repository activity with other business systems automatically
- Monitor release progress and deployment status in real time
- Create and update issues directly from business workflows
- Streamline onboarding by automating repository access requests
- Generate reports on development activity for stakeholders
- Coordinate cross-team tasks by linking code changes to projects
Example prompts
Use the following example prompts to invoke Github (MCP Remote) MCP connector tools from your AI assistant or Boomi Connect workflow:
Show me all open pull requests in our main repository on Github.Create a new issue for the login bug in Github.List all repositories our team updated this week in Github.Who are the contributors to our payment service repository in Github.Summarize recent commits made to the release branch in Github.Close all resolved issues tagged as bugs in Github.Notify me when a new pull request is opened in Github.Give me a status update on the current sprint's code changes in Github.List all repositories with overdue pull request reviews in Github.Show me the latest release notes for our product in Github.
note
No tools are currently available for this connector.