GitHub is the backbone of Trevize. Connecting it lets Trevize sync your repositories and issues and gives agents what they need to create branches, push code, and open pull requests — so every piece of agent work lands as a PR you review.
Connect GitHub
You connect GitHub by installing the Trevize GitHub App and authorizing the repositories it can access.
Install the app
From your workspace’s integration settings, choose Install GitHub App (or Add account if you’ve already connected one). You’ll be taken to GitHub to pick an account or organization and select which repositories to grant access to.
Approve, if required
If you install into an organization, an org admin may need to approve the installation first. Trevize will let you know it’s pending — once approved, the account becomes available.
Manage connected accounts
Connected accounts appear under Connected Accounts, each showing the account, its type (user or organization), a Configure link (which opens the installation’s settings on GitHub, where you can change repository access), and a control to remove it. You can connect more than one account.
How it’s used
Once connected, GitHub repositories are selectable when you start a session, a task, or an automation. Agents work on a branch and open a pull request; the run tracks the PR’s status (open, draft, merged, closed) with a link back to GitHub.