GitHub
Upgrade might be required If your workspace is running a version released before Aug 19, 2026, upgrade at slack.github.com to enable the latest features and permissions. Bring GitHub into the conversations where your team plans, builds, and ships software. Get repository notifications, rich link previews, issue creation, and GitHub Copilot—all without leaving Slack. Work with GitHub Copilot Use Copilot in direct messages, group DMs, and channel threads. Message Copilot directly or mention @GitHub to: • Ask questions and analyze, review, or generate code • Summarize pull requests and issues • Write and improve commit messages • Create issues and pull requests from conversations • Share files and images as additional context • Follow Copilot’s plan, progress, and results in Slack • Move larger tasks into Code Channels for continued collaboration Run /github settings to select a default repository for new Copilot threads in a channel. Create GitHub issues Create an issue from any Slack message using the message shortcut, or ask Copilot using natural language. Include labels, assignees, milestones, and other details without leaving the conversation. Subscribe to repository notifications Run /github subscribe owner/repo to receive updates about commits, pull requests, issues, code reviews, releases, and deployments. Configure each subscription to control the activity shown in a channel. Preview GitHub links Share links to pull requests, issues, comments, code, and developer profiles to see key details directly in Slack. Security and authentication Connect your GitHub account using GitHub’s secure authorization flow. Access is governed by your GitHub permissions and the repositories where the GitHub App is installed. Copilot only receives the Slack context and GitHub access needed to complete your request. Pricing The GitHub app is free to install and use. Copilot-powered features require access to an eligible GitHub Copilot plan. Learn more about using GitHub Copilot in Slack. AI disclaimer GitHub Copilot uses artificial intelligence. Always review and validate its responses and changes. Learn more about the responsible use of GitHub Copilot. By installing or using the app, you agree to the GitHub Terms of Service.More ways to use GitHub in SlackAutomate with Workflow BuilderWorkflow Builder* lets you transform everyday processes into automations, without writing a single line of code. Add third-party tools like GitHub to workflows to manage work and processes from Slack, and use templates to get started quickly. Learn more about automations Templates available for GitHub: New Github issueFill out a form in Slack to create a Github issue *Workflow Builder is only available on paid subscriptions
Builder.io
Async agents that build features and fix issues directly in Slack Mention @Builder in any channel or thread with a task. Builder reads the context, creates a branch, spins up a dev environment, and does the work for you. You’ll get status updates and a link to review the results and open a PR when it’s done. What You Can Do - Fix bugs: @Builder fix the login issue - Implement features: @Builder add a loading state to the dashboard - Use thread context: Reply in an existing discussion instead of rewriting the task - Iterate: “Make the button blue” – Builder continues on the same branch - Preview results: See code and visual UI changes before submitting How It Works 1. Mention @Builder with a task (in a message or thread) 2. Choose a project to execute the task in 3. Builder creates a branch and sets up the dev environment 4. The agent uses thread context to implement changes 5. You receive a detailed summary, code diff, and preview 6. Refine or submit a PR using your normal flow Why It Saves Time Without Builder, you'd create a ticket, assign an engineer, set up a branch, compile context, and send instructions. With Builder, you just say “fix it” in Slack and everything else happens automatically. Installation 1. In Builder, go to the Integrations tab 2. Click 'Connect' next to Slack 3. Authorize the connection between Slack and Builder 4. In your Slack channel, invite Builder using command /invite @builder.io 5. Configure your Slack Workspace to connect to your Builder Space with command /builder configure Important: AI Disclaimer Builder uses large language models (LLMs) to generate code. While our agents are designed for accuracy, they may occasionally produce incorrect code or misunderstand requirements. Always review generated code before merging or deploying to production. See our AI Terms for more details: https://www.builder.io/legal/ai-terms
