GitHub × CMD+K

Developer

Let your in-product assistant answer from the same codebase your team ships from — search code, read files, and cite real sources.

Connect GitHub How connectors work

GitHub MCP use cases

Developer-facing products whose documentation lives next to the code.

A dev-tools SaaS lets its assistant answer "how do I configure X?" by reading the customer-facing SDK repo directly.
Support agents deflect integration questions by having the assistant quote the exact file and line from public examples.
Changelog questions get answered from merged pull requests instead of a stale FAQ page.

How to connect GitHub

01
Open the Marketplace in your dashboard
Sign in to Command+K, open Marketplace, and click Connect on the GitHub tile.
02
Sign in with GitHub
A popup asks you to authorize with your GitHub account — no API keys, no configuration. Tokens are stored and refreshed by the platform.
03
Tools go live
The connector's tools are available to your assistant immediately. No code changes needed.

GitHub + Command+K FAQ

Does GitHub have an MCP server?

Yes. GitHub's MCP server is available as a connector in the Command+K Marketplace: Code search, file contents, and repository browsing for your assistant.

How do I connect GitHub to my product's AI assistant?

Open the Command+K dashboard, go to Marketplace, and click Connect on the GitHub tile. A popup asks you to sign in with GitHub — no API keys or configuration. Tokens are stored and refreshed by the platform.

What can an AI assistant do with the GitHub connector?

Let your in-product assistant answer from the same codebase your team ships from — search code, read files, and cite real sources. Typical scenarios: A dev-tools SaaS lets its assistant answer "how do I configure X?" by reading the customer-facing SDK repo directly. Support agents deflect integration questions by having the assistant quote the exact file and line from public examples. Changelog questions get answered from merged pull requests instead of a stale FAQ page.