// 14 tips tagged "github"
Ask Claude to read your repo and generate complete GitHub Issue template files in the YAML forms format — bug reports, feature requests, and config.yml all tailored to your actual stack.
The trigger_phrase parameter lets you change the default @claude mention to any custom keyword, useful for running multiple Claude workflows on the same repo.
The v1 release of Claude Code GitHub Actions consolidates model, max_turns, and other options into a single claude_args parameter that accepts any CLI flag.
Use a cron schedule trigger with Claude Code GitHub Actions to run automated tasks like daily commit summaries without any human mention.
Skip the manual setup and get Claude responding to @claude mentions in your PRs with a single command.
Claude Code Review installs as a GitHub App and dispatches a team of AI agents on every PR to catch bugs with inline comments before they hit your codebase.
Ask Claude to write a GitHub reusable workflow for your shared CI steps — lint, static analysis, tests, caching, and coverage — so every repo calls one central definition instead of duplicating YAML.
Tell Claude your project layout and preferences — grouping strategy, schedules, PR limits, assignees — and it'll write a Dependabot config that keeps your dependencies fresh without drowning you in PRs.
Let Claude write your .github templates so contributors always provide the context reviewers actually need.
Ask Claude to read your project structure and write a complete CONTRIBUTING.md — setup steps, branching conventions, test instructions, and PR process, all tailored to your actual stack.
Pipe your staged diff to Claude and get a clear, detailed PR description in seconds — no more blank PR boxes or one-liners that say "fixes stuff".
Describe what you want your CI pipeline to do in plain English and let Claude write the full YAML — no more fumbling with Actions syntax.