@GitHub in Slack and Teams is now generally available
@GitHub in Slack and Teams is generally available, according to a GitHub Blog changelog entry dated 2026-11-06. GitHub says users can investigate bugs, create issues, implement changes and open pull requests without leaving the conversation.
@GitHub in Slack and Teams is now generally available, according to a GitHub Blog changelog entry published 2026-11-06.
GitHub describes the feature as a way to turn conversations into code. From within Slack or Teams, users can:
- Investigate bugs
- Create issues
- Implement changes
- Open pull requests
According to GitHub, all of this happens without leaving the conversation. The changelog also lists a "What's new" section, which opens with the theme of building and reviewing together.
Details
The announcement is a product update, not a model release. No model, context window, pricing, benchmark or availability-by-plan details are given in the feed summary.
What this means
With general availability, the chat-based workflow for bug investigation, issue creation, code changes and pull requests is now a supported GitHub feature in Slack and Teams, according to GitHub. Teams that coordinate work in those tools can run these steps from the conversation where the work is being discussed.
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