GitHub + Suda: code changes as part of your company brain
Connect GitHub to Suda and PRs, issues, and READMEs become context any AI agent can read alongside the rest of your work.
The code is in GitHub, but the reason it changed is in a Linear ticket and a Slack thread. Suda connects GitHub into your company brain and links each change to the work that drove it, so an agent answering a question about your system sees the whole chain, not just the diff.
What Suda reads from GitHub
Suda ingests the repositories, pull requests, issues, and docs you permit, keeps the current state, and links them to related context.
- Pull requests, issues, and README or docs content
- What changed, and what it superseded
- Links between a GitHub PR and the Linear issue or Slack decision behind it
Questions your team and agents can ask
- “Why did we change the auth flow, and which PR did it?”
- “What is the current deploy process?”
- “Which issues are tied to this release?”
Ask from Slack or let an AI agent query the same context over MCP.
Permissioned by default
Suda respects your GitHub access. Private repos stay private, and you control which people and agents can read each part of the graph.
Connect it
Setup is one command, then link GitHub:
npx suda connect
See all integrations, or read context graph vs RAG.