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GitHub Issues & PRs

Connect your GitHub account and OpenChamber can pull in issues and pull requests, start a session straight from one, and open or update PRs for you.

Connect GitHub

  1. Open Settings → Integrations and expand the GitHub card.
  2. Choose Connect GitHub. OpenChamber shows a link and a short code.
  3. Open the link, enter the code, and approve.

When it’s connected, your account shows on the card. You can connect more than one account and switch between them, or disconnect at any time. If the gh CLI is signed in on the same machine, OpenChamber can use it as a fallback.

Start work from an issue or PR

When you create a worktree session with GitHub connected, you can start it from an issue or a pull request:

  • pick an issue and OpenChamber names the branch after it
  • pick a pull request and it checks out the PR’s branch; you can include the PR’s diff so the agent has the full change

The new session opens with the issue or PR already attached to the message box. Nothing is sent for you: choose the model and agent, say what you want done, and send.

Open and manage pull requests

From the PR tab in the git view, you can create a pull request, update it, mark a draft as ready, or merge it. OpenChamber can generate the PR title and description from your changes.

In the chat composer, open the + menu and choose GitHub. Pick one or more issues or pull requests: each rides along with your next message as context (a PR can bring its diff), and the session’s work status panel keeps a link to it. Attaching only adds context; your message says what to do with it.