Automate developer workflows with GitHub + TinyCommand
Connect GitHub to TinyCommand and automate your development workflow — creating issues from Slack, notifying teams on pull requests, syncing repos with.
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What is GitHub?
GitHub is the world's largest developer platform, hosting over 100 million repositories. With TinyCommand, you can connect GitHub events — new issues, pull requests, pushes, and releases — to your project management, communication, and CI/CD tools.
How TinyCommand works with GitHub
Trigger on repo events
Trigger workflows on new issues, pull requests, commits, releases, and workflow run completions.
Manage issues & PRs
Create GitHub issues from Jira tickets, Slack messages, or support tickets — keeping your dev backlog always in sync.
Notify your team
Connect GitHub to Slack, Notion, Jira, and ClickUp so engineering and product teams share the same source of truth.
What you can automate with GitHub
From CI/CD notifications to issue triage, automate your development workflow.
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GitHub Capabilities on TinyCommand
8 Triggers
Start your automation when something happens in GitHub.
Push to Branch
Pull Request Opened
New Issue Created
PR Review Submitted
Release Published
13 Actions
Try this prompt to get started
When a pull request is merged on the main branch, post a deployment notification to #engineering in Slack, update the linked Jira issue to 'Done', and create a release note in Notion.
Create Issue
Create Comment
Add Label
Create Pull Request
Create Release
and 8 more actions available
Why TinyCommand for GitHub?
What you get here that you don't get with Zapier or Make.
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No-Code Builder
Build, test, and ship full automation workflows visually. Connect triggers, actions, conditions, and loops in a drag-and-drop canvas — no engineering required, no YAML, no scripts.
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AI Agents
Deploy AI Agents inside your automations to make smart decisions, classify data, draft content, and handle complex logic — without switching to a separate AI platform or writing prompts in code.
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Native Email
Send transactional and automated emails directly from TinyCommand — no Mailchimp, no SendGrid, no SMTP config. Trigger emails from any workflow step and track delivery natively.
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Native Database
Every workflow you build has a built-in database. Store, query, and filter your automation data without setting up Airtable, Notion, or any external storage — it's already inside TinyCommand.
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Native Forms
Build forms natively in TinyCommand and instantly trigger automation workflows on every submission — no third-party form tool, no Zapier bridge, no extra subscription needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I trigger workflows on specific branches?
Yes. TinyCommand supports creating GitHub issues with full field control — title, body, labels, assignees, and milestone — from any external trigger.
Does it support GitHub Organizations?
Yes. TinyCommand supports Pull Request triggers including opened, closed, merged, and review requested events.
Can I create issues from other apps?
TinyCommand connects to GitHub via OAuth 2.0. You authorize access to specific repositories or your entire organization, and GitHub's permission model controls what TinyCommand can access.
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