GitHub Context
GitHub repositories can be used as context sources. This is useful when your API support knowledge lives near code, SDK examples, docs folders, sample apps, or README files.
Setup Flow
Connect GitHub
Open the GitHub integration from Context and authorize access.
Choose a repository
Pick the owner, repository, and branch that should be scanned.
Create the source
Woes creates a github source with repository metadata.
Scan files
Woes collects supported documentation files and builds repository file documents.
Attach to an agent
Add the repository source to the agent that should answer from that material.
Good Repository Content
README.md files.- Docs folders.
- SDK examples.
- API usage examples.
- Error-handling guides.
- Authentication examples.
- Webhook examples.
Security Notes
Woes stores GitHub connection data server-side. Client-side access is denied by RLS, and source scanning should avoid exposing private secrets to customer-facing answers.
Do not rely on private code comments containing secrets or unreleased behavior as customer-facing support context.
