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Connect GitHub so RubixKube agents can see what shipped, correlate deployments with incidents, and propose soft remediations as pull requests instead of direct cluster changes.

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What it unlocks

Deploys and PRs in context

Agents can read recent deploys, merges, and commit history. RCAs cite the deploy that correlates with an incident when the evidence points that way.

Pull requests as a remediation surface

For IaC and GitOps repos, agents can open PRs with the proposed change. Your review, your merge, your pipeline.

Issue tracking

Agents can create, read, and update issues linked to insights and RCA reports.

Evidence, not source

The integration reads metadata and diffs. Source code is not ingested or stored.

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Connect it

1

Open the Integrations page

In the RubixKube console, go to Integrations and select GitHub.
2

Authenticate

Install the RubixKube GitHub App into your organisation. An admin approves it once.
3

Configure access

Pick the repositories RubixKube can see. Grant write access only to repositories where you want agents to open pull requests.
Once connected, GitHub is available tenant-wide. Every agent across every environment can use it without additional per-environment setup.

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How the agents use it

  • During RCA, agents walk recent deploys and merges to the affected service as candidate causes, citing them as evidence.
  • For IaC and GitOps-managed infrastructure, soft remediations are proposed as pull requests against the relevant repo. See Safety and Guardrails for the full approval model.
  • Chat can answer questions like “what changed in payments before this spike” by walking the deploy and PR history.

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Build custom workflows with skills

Out of the box, the integration exposes read and PR-open capabilities to agents. To program specific workflows (auto-open a PR with a suggested config fix, weekly changelog digest, service-to-repo mapping rules), build a Skill on top of the connection. Skills are where you program RubixKube to behave the way your team needs.

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Troubleshooting

The GitHub App is installed per-organisation with repo-level access. Open your organisation’s GitHub → Settings → Installations → RubixKube and add the repo to the allowed list.
Check that the target repo is included in the write scope. Reads work with a narrower scope than writes, so a repo can be readable without being writable.

GitLab

Equivalent integration for GitLab-hosted repos and CI.

Skills

How to compose GitHub tools into custom workflows.

Safety and Guardrails

Why PR-based remediation is the preferred path.