GitHub
Connect your repos so Zest can tie AI sessions to the PRs they produced.
GitHub is an integration, not an editor plugin — there is nothing to install locally. You connect it once from your Zest workspace and it applies to everyone on the team.
Connect
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Open Integrations in Zest
Sign in to Zest and open Settings → Integrations. You need to be an admin of the workspace to connect an organization.
Open Integrations - 2
Install the Zest GitHub App
Click "Connect GitHub". GitHub asks which organization to install into and which repositories to grant access to. Zest reads pull requests, commits and metadata — it never writes to your code.
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Pick the repositories to track
Choose every repository, or select them one by one. You can change the selection later from GitHub's app settings without reconnecting.
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Wait for the first sync
Zest backfills recent pull requests as soon as the app is installed. Larger organizations can take a few minutes.
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Check PR throughput
Open the dashboard. Merged PRs are now matched to the AI sessions that produced them, so throughput sits next to the prompts and models behind it.