From meeting to GitHub issue, in one step

Connect GitHub, and Tana's AI works with your issues, pull requests, and code from chat. File a structured issue from a meeting, read your repositories for context, hand the work to Copilot, then review and merge the pull request, without leaving the conversation.

File and manage issues and PRs from chat

What you can do with GitHub

In the meeting

Catch the work as you talk

  • Talk through a bug or task in a meeting or chat
  • Tana follows along and tracks what needs an issue
  • GitHub sits among your tools, ready when you are

Check the web repo for open issues about the login bug, then file one if there's nothing there

A Tana sprint-planning meeting with a live digest tracking bugs and issues, and a skills and integrations menu showing Jira alongside GitHub and Slack.

From a discussion

File it, scoped to the real code

  • Create an issue with a title, body, labels, and assignees
  • Tana reads the repository to ground it in the actual files
  • Search first so you don't file a duplicate, and confirm the repo

Read the auth code in acme/web, then file the login bug as an issue

A Tana document typed as an issue, with a skills and integrations menu open showing Jira ready to file the issue without leaving Tana.

Filed in GitHub

Lands ready for Copilot

  • The body is GitHub-flavored markdown, with the reporter quoted verbatim
  • Screen-share screenshots from the meeting come across for visual context
  • Assign it to Copilot to start a fix and open a pull request
  • Review, approve, and merge that pull request from chat

File this as an enhancement in acme/web and assign it to Copilot

A filed GitHub issue created from a Tana discussion, with a structured body covering context, current behavior, and expected behavior, a verbatim customer quote, and an enhancement label.

More you can do

Pull requests

  • List and create pull requests
  • Review: approve, request changes, or comment
  • Merge with a merge, squash, or rebase

Read code

  • Browse a repository's directories
  • Read file contents at any branch, tag, or commit

Comments

  • Add a comment to any issue or pull request

Copilot

  • Assign an issue to Copilot to start a fix and open a pull request

How to connect GitHub

  1. Open Settings in Tana and go to Integrations.
  2. Find GitHub and click Connect.
  3. Authorize Tana in the popup that opens.
  4. GitHub is now available to AI in chat, and to any skill you attach to a type.

Frequently asked questions

Does Tana integrate with GitHub?
Yes. Connect your GitHub account from Settings and Tana's AI can search, create, and update issues, review and merge pull requests, comment, and read code, all from chat.
Can I create a GitHub issue from a meeting?
Yes. Tana reads the discussion, checks the repo for duplicates first, and files a structured issue with the reporter quoted verbatim, the current and expected behavior, and steps to reproduce. It confirms which repo before filing.
Can Tana open and review pull requests?
Yes. It can list and create pull requests, submit a review to approve, request changes, or comment, and merge with a merge, squash, or rebase.
Can Tana read code in my repositories?
Yes. It can browse directory contents and read file contents at any branch, tag, or commit, for the repositories your account can access.
Can I hand an issue to GitHub Copilot?
Yes. When you file an issue you can assign it to Copilot so it can start on a fix, or assign a teammate instead.

Do the work in the meeting

Connect GitHub and let Tana’s AI act on it while you talk. No more notes to write up afterward.

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