The deepest GitHub integration for project management

One-click GitHub App installation

Connecting your GitHub repository to Kojit takes less than 60 seconds:

1. Click 'Connect GitHub' in your project settings 2. Install the Kojit GitHub App (you choose which repos to grant access to) 3. Select which repository to link to your project

That's it. From this moment, every push, release, PR, and branch event flows into Kojit automatically via secure webhooks. There's no polling, no scheduled syncs — events appear in real time, typically within seconds of happening on GitHub.

Real-time activity feed

Once connected, Kojit's activity sidebar shows a live stream of your GitHub events:

• Push events with individual commit messages, authors, and SHAs • New releases and tags • Pull request opens, merges, and closes • Branch creations and deletions • CI/CD status updates

The activity feed is filterable and searchable. You can see all activity, filter by author, or search for specific commits. Every event includes a direct link back to GitHub.

Drag-and-drop commit-to-canvas

This is Kojit's signature feature. Any commit in the activity feed can be dragged directly onto the canvas to create a roadmap node. The node is automatically populated with:

• Commit message as the node title • Author information • Commit SHA with a link back to GitHub • Timestamp

You can then categorize the node (feature, bug, milestone), add it to a section, connect dependencies, and enrich it with descriptions — all while maintaining the link to the original commit.

For teams practicing trunk-based development, this makes it effortless to build a visual roadmap from your actual development activity.

Import historical data

Don't start from scratch. When you connect a repository, you can import your existing commit history. Kojit fetches your recent commits, releases, and PRs so you have a complete picture from day one.

Combined with the AI commit analysis feature, you can automatically generate a canvas full of categorized nodes from months of development history in minutes. It's the fastest way to create a visual roadmap for an existing project.

Webhook reliability and security

Kojit's GitHub integration uses official GitHub App webhooks with signature verification. Every webhook payload is cryptographically verified to ensure it genuinely comes from GitHub.

The app requests minimal permissions — only repository read access for commits, PRs, releases, and webhooks. Kojit never accesses your source code files, only metadata like commit messages and PR titles.

If a webhook delivery fails, GitHub automatically retries. You can also manually trigger a re-sync from the Kojit UI at any time.