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GitHub hosts code repositories. MantrixFlow connects using a personal access token (classic) or fine-grained token to sync repositories, commits, pull requests, issues, and more.

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Prerequisites

You need a GitHub account. For organisation repositories, the token may need to be approved in the organisation settings.

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Connection Setup

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1. Create a Token

In GitHub, go to Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens. Create a classic token or fine-grained token. For classic tokens, select scopes: repo, read:org (if needed for private org repos).
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2. Organisation Approval

If the token is for an organisation’s private repositories, the organisation may require approval. Go to the organisation’s Settings → Third-party access to approve the token.
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3. Repositories

Enter the list of repository slugs in the format owner/repo (e.g. mantrixflow/ai-bi). Comma-separated. Leave empty to sync all accessible repositories.
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4. Start Date

Enter an ISO 8601 date to control how far back the initial sync goes. Only data from this date onward is synced initially.

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Available Streams

  • Repositories
  • Commits
  • Pull requests
  • Issues
  • Releases
  • Workflows
  • Workflow runs

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Supported Sync Modes

  • Full sync — Reads all records on every run.
  • Incremental sync — Uses updated_at or similar to read only new or updated records.