Can different repos post to different Teams channels?

Yes. Each repository can be mapped to a separate Teams channel. For example, frontend PRs go to #frontend and infrastructure alerts go to #ops.

Does GAIA support GitHub Enterprise?

GAIA supports GitHub Enterprise as well as GitHub.com. Provide your Enterprise hostname during setup and GAIA connects to your self-hosted instance.

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Automate Microsoft Teams + GitHub with GAIA

Get GitHub PR and issue notifications directly in Teams channels

Engineering teams that use Microsoft Teams for communication need GitHub activity to surface in their chat, not buried in email notifications or the GitHub web interface. Pull requests waiting for review, failing CI pipelines, and new issue reports all require fast human attention that email simply cannot deliver.

GAIA connects GitHub to Microsoft Teams so every relevant event — PR opened, review requested, CI failed, issue labeled — appears as a formatted Teams message in the right channel. Engineers spend less time checking GitHub manually and more time shipping code.

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Everything GAIA can do when Microsoft Teams and GitHub are connected.

Pull request review notifications

When a PR is opened or a review is requested, GAIA posts a formatted card to the Teams engineering channel with the PR title, author, and a direct link. Reviewers see requests immediately.

CI/CD pipeline failure alerts

Failed GitHub Actions runs trigger an instant Teams alert with the workflow name, failing step, and branch. The on-call engineer can act within seconds of a pipeline breaking.

Issue triage notifications

New GitHub issues labeled 'bug' or 'urgent' are posted to the Teams support channel automatically. Triage happens in Teams without requiring everyone to monitor GitHub directly.

Release and deployment announcements

When a GitHub release is published, GAIA posts the release notes to the Teams product channel. The whole team is informed the moment a new version ships.

How to set it up

Connect Microsoft Teams and GitHub to GAIA in three steps.

1
Connect Microsoft Teams and GitHub to GAIA
Authorize GAIA with your Teams tenant and GitHub organization. GAIA sets up webhooks on the repositories you select.
2
Map repositories to Teams channels
Specify which repositories send notifications to which Teams channels and which event types to include. GAIA filters noise so only meaningful events reach your team.
3
GAIA automates GitHub-to-Teams notifications
GitHub events matching your rules are formatted into rich Teams adaptive cards and posted in real time. Engineers get full context without leaving Teams.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. GAIA lets you select from events including PR opened, PR merged, review requested, CI failure, issue created, and release published. You control the signal-to-noise ratio.

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Everything GAIA can do when Microsoft Teams and GitHub are connected.