Developer Tools & DevOps
Connect GitHub to Sortment
Connect GitHub to Sortment so its AI agents can use 875 GitHub actions in your lifecycle programs, from audiences and campaigns to reporting.
- Actions
- 875
- Triggers
- 46
- Authentication
- OAuth2
- Category
- Developer Tools & DevOps
What Sortment's agents can do in GitHub
36 of 875 actions shown.
- Abort Repository Migration
- Accept a repository invitation
- Add app access restrictions
- Add a repository collaborator
- Add assignees to an issue
- Add email for auth user
- Add field to user project
- Add item to user project
- Add labels to an issue
- Add org runner labels
- Add or update team membership for a user
- Add or update team project permissions
- Add or update team repository permissions
- Add a repository to an app installation
- Add repo to org secret with selected access
- Add selected repo to org secret
- Add runner labels
- Add selected repository to an organization secret
- Add selected repository to an organization variable
- Add a selected repository to a user secret
- Add social accounts for the authenticated user
- Add status check contexts
- Add sub-issue to an issue
- Add team access restrictions
- Add user access restrictions
- Add users to codespaces access for an organization
- Get GitHub API root
- Approve a workflow run for a fork pull request
- Assign an organization role to a team
- Assign an organization role to a user
- Block a user
- Block a user from an organization
- Cancel a GitHub Pages deployment
- Cancel sponsorship
- Cancel a workflow run
- Check if following user
How it works
- 1
Connect
Connect it in Settings › Connectors. Most tools take one click to authorise.
- 2
Put agents to work
Strategy, Content and Analyst AI can read from it and act in it as part of your lifecycle programs.
- 3
Approve and measure
You review every change before it goes live, and Sortment measures the lift.
Related integrations
All integrationsSee Sortment work with GitHub.
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