The GitHub connector now lets agents work with repositories the way developers do — clone, read files, and push changes directly through the connector. Your agents can interact with your code without manual intervention or workarounds.

What changed

Previously the GitHub connector was limited to read-only API operations. Now agents can clone repositories into the sandbox, browse the file tree, read source files, and push commits back — all through the same credential you already set up. Works with public and private repositories.

What you can do

Hook an agent into a repo and let it read code, propose fixes, or generate documentation — then push the result as a branch. The connector handles auth, so the agent never sees your token.