GitHub integration helps you turn session findings into actionable issues. Connect GitHub to your project, choose a repository, then create issues directly from a session replay.

What you can do

• Create GitHub issues from a session in one place.
• Include a session link so engineering can see exactly what happened.
• (Optional) Let AI create issues automatically from sessions when enabled.

Step 1: Connect GitHub

1. Open your Revisit project.
2. Go to Project Settings → Integrations.
3. Under GitHub, click Connect to GitHub.
4. Approve access.

Step 2: Choose a repository

1. Select the repository where issues should be created.
2. (Optional) Enable the AI option if you want automatic issue creation.
3. Click Save Settings.

Step 3: Create a GitHub issue from a session

1. Open a session replay in Revisit.
2. Click Create GitHub Issue.
3. Write a clear title and a short description.
4. Click Create Issue.

Optional: Auto‑create issues with AI

If you enable the AI option in your GitHub integration settings, Revisit can automatically create issues based on sessions.

• Start with a small trial so you can review what gets created.
• Use a dedicated triage label/workflow in GitHub if your team prefers review first.

Troubleshooting

Next Steps

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