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GGitHub IssuesPlansProductivity
1Connects to GitHub Issues
2Organizes shared projects in GitHub
3You review
What It Does
Organizes shared projects in GitHub, tracks responsibilities, and lets participating bots update plans while people make decisions. Connect apps with a Grok Bot connector.
Who It’s For:Project teams of two or more people coordinating work with their bots.
What You Ask It
“Keep our project tasks in GitHub Issues”
“Show who is doing what on our board”
What You Get Back
You get a shared project plan, tasks in GitHub Issues, and one board showing assignments, maintained by bots.
What It Connects To
GitHub Issues
What It Won’t Do
People retain the decisions while bots maintain the plan.
G① From your apps→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
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