Automate GitHub + Airtable with GAIA
Sync GitHub issues and PRs to Airtable so your project database always reflects your code reality
Airtable's flexible database structure makes it the go-to tool for custom project tracking, roadmapping, and engineering metrics—but keeping an Airtable base in sync with GitHub is a manual, time-consuming process. Issues get logged in GitHub but never make it to the roadmap base. PRs are merged but the corresponding Airtable record stays stuck in In Progress. Leadership dashboards built in Airtable are always a few days behind reality.
GAIA syncs GitHub and Airtable in real time so your custom project databases are always accurate. Issues created in GitHub appear in your Airtable roadmap base automatically. PR status changes update the corresponding Airtable record. Releases trigger new rows in your release tracking base with the relevant metadata.
For product-engineering teams that have built custom Airtable workflows for planning and reporting, this integration removes the manual data entry burden that makes those workflows unsustainable at scale.
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Everything GAIA can do when GitHub and Airtable are connected.
Sync GitHub issues to an Airtable roadmap base
When a GitHub issue is created or updated, GAIA creates or updates the corresponding record in your Airtable roadmap base, mapping issue fields like labels, assignees, and milestones to your custom Airtable columns.
Track PR cycle time in Airtable
GAIA records PR open and merge timestamps in an Airtable base, enabling you to build custom views and formulas that track engineering cycle time, review duration, and throughput metrics without manual data collection.
Update release tracking base on GitHub releases
When a GitHub release is published, GAIA adds a new record to your Airtable release tracking base with the version number, date, number of issues closed, and a link to the release notes.
Weekly engineering metrics compiled into Airtable
GAIA compiles weekly engineering metrics—issues opened and closed, PRs merged, releases shipped—into an Airtable summary record that feeds your leadership reporting views automatically.
Map GitHub labels to Airtable select fields
GitHub issue labels like priority::high or type::bug are automatically mapped to corresponding Airtable single-select or multi-select fields, ensuring your database categorization stays consistent with GitHub's labeling system.
How to set it up
Connect GitHub and Airtable to GAIA in three steps.
- 1
Connect GitHub and Airtable to GAIA
Authorize your GitHub repositories and Airtable workspace in GAIA's settings. Specify which Airtable base and table to sync with each GitHub repository.
- 2
Map GitHub fields to Airtable columns
Configure how GitHub data maps to your Airtable schema—which GitHub fields populate which Airtable columns, how to handle new GitHub labels, and whether to create new records or update existing ones.
- 3
GAIA keeps your Airtable base synchronized with GitHub
GAIA monitors GitHub for issue, PR, and release events and updates your Airtable base in real time. Your dashboards and views always reflect current GitHub data without manual imports.
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