Operate your repos, right in the conversation.

github-connector lets ChatGPT read and write files, manage issues, and manage pull requests directly — you sign in with your own GitHub account, so you always stay in control.

// Why you need it

− Without github-connector

Switch to the GitHub web UI

Find the file, edit it by hand

Copy-paste context back and forth

+ With github-connector

Just say it in the conversation

ChatGPT makes the change directly

Never leave the chat window

11 capabilities, each one verified

List repository file tree

Read a single file's contents

Create or update a file

Create an issue

List issues

Get issue details

Comment on an issue or PR

Create a pull request

List pull requests

Get pull request details

Merge a pull request

Create, comment on, and close issues — exactly like you would on GitHub's own site, except now it only takes a sentence.

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Your GitHub account, your authorization

Every user signs in with their own GitHub account — the server never stores a shared credential.

// Connect in three steps

Add the connector

ChatGPT → Settings → Connectors → Create new app. Set the Server URL to https://github-connector.jason1105.uk/mcp.

Sign in with GitHub and authorize

Set Authentication to OAuth. After clicking Create, you'll be redirected to GitHub's login page — sign in with your own account and approve access.

Just ask, right in the chat

For example, "list the files in this repo" or "turn this issue into a PR" — ChatGPT will call github-connector to do it.

Operate your repos, right in the conversation.

Get Started

github-connector.jason1105.uk/mcp