GitHub connector for Croft: repo data in internal tools
Connect GitHub to Croft so team apps can read repos, create issues, and manage PRs - with your GitHub token held by Croft, not scattered in code.
How it works
The GitHub connector gives apps on Croft access to your repositories, issues, and pull requests through Croft's gateway. Your GitHub personal access token or OAuth app stays with Croft; apps read and write data without holding credentials. Share the connection across approved apps so your team can build release dashboards, issue trackers, and deployment tools without re-entering tokens.
Use cases
What you can build
Build a release notes generator that reads closed PRs since the last tag and drafts a changelog for your product team.
Create a stale issue reminder that posts to Slack when high-priority bugs have not been updated in a week.
Let your support team create GitHub issues directly from your internal ticket app without switching tools.
Connect GitHub to Croft
Your GitHub credentials stay encrypted with Croft and never appear in app code. Apps call the connector through Croft's gateway, which checks permissions and adds the key on the way out. One connection can be shared across multiple apps you allow, with a full audit trail of every call.
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