Feedback lives in one place and engineering work lives in another — so the moment a request is worth building, someone has to copy it across by hand. Clypp's GitHub integration closes that gap: connect your repository once, and turn any piece of feedback into a GitHub issue in a couple of clicks.
Connect once, no copy-pasting
Authorize Clypp against GitHub using a standard GitHub App / OAuth 2.0 flow, right from Integration Settings. The connection is scoped to your organization, and the credentials behind it are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) — the same handling every integration on Clypp gets.
Tip
Connecting GitHub — like any integration on Clypp — requires the Team plan or above.
How it works
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Connect your GitHub account
From Integration Settings, authorize Clypp through GitHub's OAuth flow.
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Turn feedback into an issue
Open any piece of feedback and create a linked GitHub issue without switching tabs.
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Keep the context together
The issue stays linked back to the original feedback, so anyone on the team can trace a request back to the customers who asked for it.