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GitHub integration
Pull requests, issues, and Actions runs in widgets you can drop on any dashboard.
UniDeck reads from GitHub through a per-workspace OAuth app. We pull pull requests, issues, releases, and Actions runs into widgets you place on a dashboard. We never write to your repositories. Engineering teams use this surface to assemble a shared shift view, a release dashboard, or a code-review queue that updates live and works for both small repos and large monorepos.
What UniDeck reads
- Open pull requests across selected repositories
- Open issues filtered by label, milestone, or assignee
- GitHub Actions run status and durations
- Personal notifications for the signed-in user
Available widgets
- Github Pull Requests
- Github Issues
- Github Actions
- Github Personal Notifications
Use cases
- Stand up a code-review queue dashboard for the engineering team
- Watch CI run status across services on a shared monitor
- Track a release-train milestone across multiple repositories
How to set it up
- Add a GitHub widget from the UniDeck widget library
- Sign in with GitHub and authorize the org-scoped UniDeck OAuth app
- Pick repositories and filters per widget
- Save the dashboard and share the link with your team
Questions teams ask
Does UniDeck write to GitHub?
No. The integration is read-only by design. We never push commits, create PRs, or change repository settings.
Which GitHub plans are supported?
Free, Team, and Enterprise. Enterprise Server (self-hosted) support is on the roadmap; contact us if you need it sooner.
Can I scope access to specific repositories?
Yes. The OAuth flow lets you pick which repositories the UniDeck app can read.
Try GitHub on a UniDeck dashboard
Sign in, connect GitHub, and the matching widgets are ready to drop on a dashboard in under five minutes.