The modules

GitHub

Optional, per project. Connects your repositories so code and work reference each other.

This one adds no tab. Unlike the other modules, GitHub does not open a screen of its own — it makes pull requests, commits and issues appear where they are relevant.

What it does

  • Mentioning a task key in a pull request or commit links the two together.
  • A task shows the pull requests working on it, with their live status and checks.
  • Agents connected over MCP can see the code context alongside the work.

Connecting it

  • Switch the module on for the project.
  • Install the GitHub app on the organisation that owns the repositories, once.
  • Pick the repositories this project should reference.

Repositories are chosen per project, so an engagement only ever references the code it should.

What it does not do

It does not move your work into GitHub or mirror issues both ways. Tasks stay here; the integration is about references, so neither side has to be the system of record for everything.