GitHub joins Gmail and Notion as the third connector available in tAI. Once connected, you can pick a repo from the composer and ask tAI to explore the code, fix a bug, or add something, the same way you'd hand a task to a teammate, minus the risk of them ever touching your main branch directly.
How to connect
- Open Settings → Connectors and select GitHub.
- Sign in and authorize through GitHub's own consent screen (requests the repo scope, needed to read and change both public and private repos).
- In the composer, click + → Connectors → GitHub and pick the repo you want tAI to work in for that chat.
tAI is an AI and can make mistakes. Every commit it makes carries a "Co-authored-by: tAI" trailer, so it's always clear in your history which changes were AI-made, and nothing it writes should go into production without your own review.
Picking a repo doesn't lock in the whole chat to it forever, you're shown a quick confirmation the first time so you know exactly what you're enabling before tAI touches anything. Every assistant message also gets its own Commit button, so you can push the current state of the workspace to your branch yourself, any time.
Your data
tAI only touches a repo when you ask it to, never commits to your default branch, and never uses your code for advertising or model training. Full details are in the GitHub Integration Privacy Policy.
Connect your GitHub account from Settings → Connectors.
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