The GitHub integration connects Jet Admin to your GitHub repositories, so you can pull issues, pull requests, and repository data into a Jet Admin app instead of switching between tools. It's a way to give non-engineers a simple, scoped view into engineering work without giving them a GitHub seat.

Once connected, GitHub data can be joined to records in your own database, scoped by role, and routed through an approval step before a change — like creating or closing an issue — takes effect. Every action is recorded in Jet Admin's audit log alongside the rest of your app's activity.

Key benefits

• One view for engineering and business data. Combine GitHub issues and pull requests with records from your own database.
• No GitHub seat required. Give non-engineers a scoped view without full repository access.
• Role-based access. Control who can view, create, or update issues and pull requests.
• Full audit trail. Every action taken through Jet Admin is logged.

How to connect Jet Admin with GitHub

1. In Jet Admin, go to Data Sources and select GitHub.
2. Authorize Jet Admin to access your GitHub account or organization.
3. Choose the repositories you want Jet Admin to read from and write to.
4. Test the connection to confirm Jet Admin can access issues and pull requests.
5. Build a table, form, or action in Jet Admin using your GitHub data.