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The GitHub Integration settings connect this project to GitHub for issue tracking. Once connected, MyaiOne for Development can sync issues from your repository, create tasks from them, and — if you enable it — run an autonomous pipeline that takes issues all the way to pull requests. Screenshot 2026 06 23 At 1 46 36 PM

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Enabling GitHub Issues

  • Enable GitHub Issues — sync issues from GitHub and create tasks automatically.

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Authentication

Connect your GitHub account one of two ways:
  • Personal Access Token — provide a token created with repo scope from your GitHub settings.
  • Use OAuth Instead — authenticate via OAuth rather than a token.
If you use a Personal Access Token, create it with the repo scope so MyaiOne for Development can read issues and open pull requests on your repository.

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Repository

Set the repository to connect, in owner/repo format (for example, facebook/react).

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Default branch

Choose the project’s default branch — the branch MyaiOne for Development targets for this repository.

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Connection status

A Connection Status indicator confirms the integration is working, showing Connected along with the repository it’s linked to. Once connected, Issues Available indicates you can access GitHub Issues from the sidebar to view, investigate, and create tasks from issues.

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Autonomous Issue Pipeline

The Autonomous Issue Pipeline runs issue processing hands-off and entirely server-side, taking each issue through a complete path: matching issues → spec → coding → PR → auto-fix until green It finds the issues to work on, writes a spec, implements the change, opens a pull request, and keeps fixing until checks pass — leaving you to review and merge.
This is the same pipeline surfaced on the GitHub Issues page. Connect the repository here, then drive day-to-day triage from GitHub Issues and review results in GitHub PRs. The full walkthrough is in Triage your issue tracker autonomously.
Remember to save your changes for them to take effect.