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GitHub

GitHub is the central platform for source control, code review, pull requests, issues, and collaboration across engineering teams. It’s where code lives and changes are tracked.

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Overview

PixieBrix connects to GitHub and distributes developer context across the browser. Teams can surface issues and pull requests while working in tickets, chats, dashboards, and docs, and update GitHub records directly from wherever the work is happening. GitHub remains the system of record; PixieBrix brings it into the flow of work.

Actions

Surface GitHub Issues and Pull Requests Anywhere

PixieBrix displays relevant GitHub issues, PRs, commits, and repository details inside tools like Zendesk, Slack, Datadog, Sentry, or internal dashboards.

Create and Update Issues in the Flow of Work

Support, product, and engineering teams can create new GitHub issues or update existing ones directly from tickets, chats, or internal tools - without opening GitHub.

View Code Context During Incidents and Reviews

When reviewing an escalation or bug, PixieBrix surfaces linked commits, PRs, and issue history alongside the workflow, helping teams understand root cause faster.

Unify Engineering Context Across Teams

Non-engineering teams gain safe visibility into GitHub activity, while engineers get customer and operational context without switching tools.

Benefits

Engineering Context Wherever Work Happens

Teams no longer jump into GitHub just to understand the status of a bug or change. The right context appears automatically.

Faster Debugging and Resolution

Support and engineering collaborate more effectively when code, issues, and incidents are visible in one place.

Cleaner, More Complete Issue Tracking

Issues are created and updated at the moment insights appear, improving accuracy and traceability.

Reduced Context Switching

PixieBrix eliminates tab-hopping between GitHub and other tools, keeping teams focused.

Stronger Cross-Functional Collaboration

Product, support, and engineering stay aligned because GitHub context follows the workflow instead of living in isolation.