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GitHub
GitHub is a web-based Git repository hosting service. Includes integration modules for repositories, issues, pull requests, and commits.
How to connect it
- In SLX, open your connections and choose GitHub.
- A Github consent window opens, listing the access below. Review it and approve.
- Github returns you to SLX and the connection is stored against your workspace.
- Ask for something in chat. SLX resolves it to a GitHub call and runs it. If a token expires or access is revoked, it will ask you to reconnect.
Access it asks for
The exact scopes requested when you connect GitHub, shown verbatim so you can check them against the consent screen before approving.
| Scope | What it grants |
|---|---|
| repoBroad | Full control of private repositories |
| workflow | Access workflow |
| gist | Access gist |
| notifications | Access notifications |
| user | Access user |
| read:user | Read user |
| read:org | Read org |
| write:org | Write org |
| admin:orgBroad | Full administrative control of organisations |
| read:project | Read project |
| write:project | Write project |
| read:packages | Read packages |
| write:packages | Write packages |
| delete:packages | Access delete packages |
| delete_repoBroad | Delete repositories |
Once it’s connected, here’s how it works
Where you’ll spend your time in SLX — asking for what you want, and checking what ran.
Dobot
Ask in plain English
Chat is the whole interface. Say what you want and Dobot works out which connected app to use and which call to make — no commands to memorise, no forms to fill.