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1

Connect

Go to Connections, click Connect next to GitHub, and install the Ordyn GitHub App.
2

Choose repositories

Enable the repositories Ordyn should read. Start with one if you want to test the workflow first.
3

Pick a default repository

In the GitHub connection settings, select the repository Auto Monitors should work on. Pull request reviews, monitor creation, and deploy verification apply to this repository.

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What Ordyn does with GitHub

  • Reads code and recent commits during investigations and indexes the repository for search.
  • Posts one review per pull request with the monitors it expects to create. See Pull requests.
  • Listens for GitHub Deployments to know when a change reached production. This needs the Deployments: Read-only permission and the Deployment statuses webhook. Existing installations are asked to approve it once. See Deploys.
  • Creates branches and opens pull requests for fixes. See Fix with Ordyn.

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Permissions

Install the Ordyn GitHub App on the repositories Ordyn should read and approve its requested permissions.

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Code and pull requests

Read code, open fix branches and pull requests, and review pull requests.

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Deployments

Know when a change reached production, so Auto Monitors can verify the deploy.

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Repository webhooks

Add a deployment webhook to a repository. Only needed if you set up deploy detection that way. Permissions: repository_hooks: write.
  • Ordyn does not push to protected branches or merge.
  • Ordyn receives these webhook events: pull requests, pull request reviews and review comments, issue comments, installations and deployment statuses.
Permission catalog version 2026-10-16.1. See permission changes. GitHub only for now. GitLab and Bitbucket are not supported.