GitHub Integration
Live

GitHub in your
GTM intelligence layer.

GitHub integration on Gyri federates repositories, issues, and pull requests into the workspace graph — linked to CRM accounts and comms for technical GTM workflows.

Connect GitHub repos, issues, and PRs to Gyri — join engineering context with CRM accounts, support tickets, and Slack for customer engineering and technical sales workflows.

Related: MCP for Cursor · All integrations

Federation path

GitHub joins
your full stack.

GitHub
Gyri graph
CRM · comms · docs
What connects

GitHub data
in your graph.

Data

Repositories

Data

Issues & pull requests

Data

Commits & releases

Data

Org and repo metadata

The problem

GitHub alone
is not enough.

01

Engineering context off-limits to GTM

Sales and CS cannot see which issues block a customer integration without pinging engineering in Slack.

02

Support ↔ engineering gap

Zendesk or email tickets reference bugs — but GitHub issue status lives in a separate tab.

03

Cursor research evaporates

Engineers investigate repos in Cursor without persisting findings for CS or account teams.

With Gyri

Federated, cited,
agent-ready.

Repo federation

Issues in the workspace graph

GitHub issues and PRs index alongside accounts and support themes — searchable and joinable.

Customer engineering

Account → issue joins

Multihop queries link CRM organizations to open GitHub issues and deployment blockers.

MCP for Cursor

Same graph in the IDE

Cursor agents query GitHub plus CRM, Slack, and docs through one Gyri MCP endpoint.

Cited briefs

Source-linked status updates

CS and SE get cited answers on integration blockers — linked to specific issues and PRs.

Gyri think verbs

26 MCP think verbs —
not API wrappers.

GitHub federates into one graph. Agents orient with recall and ground, capture with reflect, and commit with promote — the full epistemic lifecycle via MCP think.

think verb=recall

Semantic orient — load prior cited conclusions before you re-derive from scratch.

think verb=ground

FTS-only orient on live federated CRM, email, and Slack — zero embed cost.

think verb=consider

Classify novelty against the workspace corpus before you commit a thesis.

think verb=reflect

Capture drafts, tensions, and questions as typed thoughts on the graph.

think verb=traverse

Multihop GraphQL in one think call — deal → contact → email → ticket.

think verb=fetch

Hydrate full rows by ref when search or traverse surfaced the right node.

think verb=promote

Gated commit — draft thought → durable cited insight the whole team recalls.

think verb=wish

Natural-language buildout — queue workspace types, connectors, and workflows.

Full catalog via MCP think verb=catalog · Why Gyri think verbs beat API wrappers → · MCP for Claude & Cursor

Use cases

Built for
GTM operators.

Technical pre-sales

SE briefs cite open GitHub issues, recent PRs, and Slack engineering threads for the account.

CS escalation

Support ticket themes joined to GitHub milestones and release tags — cited status for customers.

Renewal risk

Correlate unresolved integration issues with account health and email escalation patterns.

Works with

Federate alongside
native connectors.

Setup

Connect in
minutes.

GitHub OAuth or PAT — connect in Settings → Integrations.

1. Start a free trial at app.gyri.io · 2. Open Settings → Integrations · 3. Run your first federated query with cited answers.

Connect GitHub Setup guide

Connect GitHub to Gyri.

Free trial — federate repos with CRM and comms for cited cross-team answers.

Frequently asked questions

Why connect GitHub to a GTM knowledge base?

Customer engineering, SE, and CS need cited links between CRM accounts, support tickets, and open GitHub issues — without Slack-pinging engineering.

What GitHub data is available?

Repositories, issues, pull requests, commits, and releases index into the graph for search and multihop joins.

Does Cursor access GitHub via Gyri MCP?

Yes. Cursor agents query GitHub alongside CRM, Slack, and docs through one Gyri MCP endpoint with workspace permissions.