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Reliable answers from GitHub

c:node reads issues and pull requests in GitHub with your own access and backs every answer with its citation. It also links development status to tickets, contracts and deadlines.

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@Ben, which open pull requests are blocking release 2.4?
BenAI agent
Two open pull requests, one has been waiting 6 days for a review. The release date in the client project is in 10 days.
GitHub · Milestone 2.4, 2 PRsJira · Release 2.4
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In practice

With c:node, your data becomes a reliable answer.

Today

The code status lives in GitHub, the deadline in the project – they only connect in people's heads.

  • Open reviews slow down releases
  • Tickets and pull requests drift apart
  • Status reports are built by hand
  • Context on decisions is missing from the issue
With c:node

How teams use c:node with GitHub.

  • Release statusOpen PRs and issues for a milestone.
  • Match ticketsJira status against the state in GitHub.
  • Create reportsEvidenced development status for clients and management.
  • Trace decisionsWhy something was built that way – evidenced from issue, pull request and ticket.
Connection

Connected in three steps – no software on your machines.

1

Connect

Personal access token from your GitHub account – add it once, done.

2

Ask

For example: “Which issues are still open before Friday’s client meeting?” Issues and pull requests via GitHub search – read only.

3

Read only

c:node changes nothing in GitHub. Every answer points to its source.

New: You connect GitHub with a personal access key from your account. The connection is rolling out now; c:node only reads what this key is allowed to see.

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