GitHub

Create a new file in a GitHub repository at a specified path with committed content.

Attach one or more labels to an existing GitHub issue to categorise it for triage and routing.

Remove a file from a repository branch with a commit message, keeping the history intact.

Post a comment on a GitHub issue or pull request, with Markdown formatting and @mentions.

Update the content of an existing file in a repository, committing the change to a specified branch.

Create a new Git branch in a repository from a specified base, ready for commits.

Fetch the raw content and metadata of a file from a repository at a specific ref or branch.

Upsert a file in a repository — create it if absent, overwrite it if present — in a single atomic commit.

Retrieve a directory listing from a repository path, showing all files and their metadata at a given ref.

Delete a Git branch from a repository, typically after its pull request has been merged.

Create a public or secret GitHub Gist to share a code snippet or configuration outside a repository.

Open a new GitHub issue with title, body, labels, and assignees in a target repository.

Open a pull request from a source branch to a target branch with a title, body, and optional reviewers.

Update a GitHub user's status emoji and message — useful for signalling availability or current focus.

Lock a GitHub issue to prevent further comments, choosing a lock reason such as 'resolved' or 'off-topic'.

Submit a pull request review — approve, request changes, or comment — with a review body on a specific commit.

Fetch the list of repositories in a GitHub organisation, with metadata like visibility, fork status, and last push date.

Modify an existing GitHub issue — change its title, body, state, labels, assignees, or milestone.

Modify an open pull request's title, body, base branch, state, or draft status.

Look up a specific branch in a repository by name and return its metadata including the tip commit sha.

Verify whether a specific GitHub user is a member of a given organisation.

Retrieve a paginated list of releases for a repository, including tag names, assets, and publish dates.

Look up a GitHub organisation by name and return its profile, including member count, plan, and public repos.

Edit an existing GitHub release — change its name, body, draft status, or mark it as the latest release.

Fires when a GitHub Actions check run completes, is created, or transitions state on any commit in a watched repository.

Fires when a branch is created in a repository, providing the branch name, creator, and base sha.

Fires when a check suite — a collection of check runs for a commit — is completed, requested, or re-requested.

Fires when a new collaborator is added to a repository, capturing their username and permission level.

Fires when a user posts a comment on a specific commit in a repository, providing the comment body and commit sha.

Fires when a new comment is posted on any commit across a watched repository, typically used for polling-based integrations.

Fires when a branch or tag is created in a repository, covering both the `create` webhook event for refs.

Fires when new commits are pushed to any branch of a repository, providing the commit list and the pushed ref.

Fires when a branch or tag is deleted from a repository, providing the ref name and the user who deleted it.

Fires on any new event emitted by a repository, acting as a catch-all for events not covered by specific triggers.