Connect GitHub without giving up control.
Release Story Studio starts with a read-only GitHub App. Invited workspaces can connect a repository; everyone else can inspect the example release first.
GitHub connection
Read-only repository access
The app requests the smallest practical read permissions so the studio can inspect pull requests, commits, tags, releases, labels, and linked issues. Release and tag reads come through repository contents access. Nothing gets published from this step.
Choose repositoryContinue with the example releaseGitHub opens the installation target picker before repository access is granted.
megacity-agency/release-story-studio is ready for read-only release import.
1 live repositories available. Last checked 2026-05-30T02:05:08.000Z.Readymegacity-agency/release-story-studioRead-only import
What the studio needs from GitHub
- Repository metadata: readUsed as source evidence for the release kit.
- Pull requests: readUsed as source evidence for the release kit.
- Issues: readUsed as source evidence for the release kit.
- Contents, commits, tags, and releases: readUsed as source evidence for the release kit.
The live connection is built around consent.
Invited teams install the GitHub App, choose the installation target, select which repositories are available, and review imported evidence before generation starts. Publishing stays separate from import.