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With ToolJet’s GitHub integration, you can manage repositories, track issues, and automate pull requests without leaving your internal tools.

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Available actions with ToolJet and Anthropic integration

ToolJet's integration with Anthropic supports various operations:

Connect your GitHub account

Use your Personal Access Token to securely connect ToolJet to your GitHub account. You’ll need this token to access private repository data, while public repo access works without it.

Fetch repository and user data

Quickly retrieve details about GitHub users, repositories, issues, and pull requests. Perfect for building dashboards to monitor activity, manage issues, or track open PRs in real time.

Build custom workflows

Use GitHub queries to power CI/CD dashboards, automate deployment tracking, or manage collaboration, all through ToolJet’s no-code interface.

Why use ToolJet with Anthropic?

AI-powered app building

Build internal tools, workflows, and AI agents in hours using plain English. Go from idea to production with AI-generated apps, data models, and instant debugging.

Enterprise-grade security and compliance

Stay secure with SSO, RBAC, audit logs, encryption, and compliance standards like SOC2, ISO 27001, and GDPR. Deploy your way: cloud, on-prem, or hybrid.

Production-ready database and integrations

Skip setup hassles with instant PostgreSQL and pre-built integrations for AI, databases, storage, and APIs.

Components and environment management

Speed up development with 60+ pre-built components and manage releases across dev, test, and production environments.

Flexible development options

Use no-code visual builders, or dive into low-code, and switch seamlessly as your needs evolve. You have full control, and there is no lock-in.

JavaScript and Python

Write custom logic and data transformations using JavaScript or Python, flexible scripting built right in.

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Frequently asked questions

1. What is GitHub Copilot, and how can I use it in my projects?

GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered code assistant developed by GitHub and OpenAI. It suggests code in real-time within supported editors like Visual Studio Code. While ToolJet doesn’t natively integrate with Copilot, developers often use it to speed up the creation of custom JS queries or scripts within their ToolJet apps.

2. Can I use GitHub Desktop to manage repositories connected to ToolJet?

Yes. GitHub Desktop provides a user-friendly interface for managing GitHub repositories locally. You can clone and manage the same repos you connect to via ToolJet's GitHub integration, making it easier to sync code changes and updates.

3. Where can I download GitHub Desktop?

You can download GitHub Desktop from the official GitHub website at desktop.github.com. It’s available for macOS and Windows and works seamlessly with GitHub-hosted repositories; you might also use it in ToolJet.

4. Can I use GitHub Projects with ToolJet?

While ToolJet doesn’t directly integrate with GitHub Projects (Kanban boards), you can access issue and pull request data from repositories. Many users create custom dashboards in ToolJet to visualize GitHub issue states, labels, and PR statuses—replicating some aspects of GitHub Projects.

5. Do I need a GitHub account to use the GitHub integration in ToolJet?

Yes, you must sign up for a GitHub account at github.com/signup to generate a Personal Access Token, which is required for authenticating private repository access through ToolJet.

6. What is the Terraform GitHub provider, and can I use it with ToolJet?

The Terraform GitHub provider allows you to manage GitHub resources like repositories, teams, and memberships, using Infrastructure as Code (IaC). While ToolJet doesn’t directly support Terraform, you can use ToolJet’s GitHub integration to monitor or visualize resources managed by Terraform.

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