
The Campsite + GitHub integration bridges the gap between design and engineering teams, making it simple to create actionable issues from design feedback.

To start, connect your Campsite to GitHub from your organization settings page.

![Connect your organization to GitHub from your organization settings page](https://campsite.imgix.net/o/n49x4j8wov9q/p/b0d65b3c-6d08-4bee-a108-7947c5757e3e.png)

Every post and comment dropdown will have a new option to create a new GitHub issue.

![Find the option to create a GitHub issue from any post or comment dropdown](https://campsite.imgix.net/o/n49x4j8wov9q/p/3e92281d-0cbc-4ed2-aa8d-0288ae88ce09.png)

Create an issue by selecting a repository, adding a title, and optionally adding a description, assignee, and labels.

![Choose a repository, assignee, and labels from the issue composer](https://campsite.imgix.net/o/n49x4j8wov9q/p/7bf71828-6821-4df3-957d-4f904da8b565.png)

Once the issue has been created, it will appear in the post's *linked issues* section. Issues titles and statuses will be synced with GitHub, so you'll always have the latest context.

![Show all issues created from a post](https://campsite.imgix.net/o/n49x4j8wov9q/p/e9189ee3-3a39-464f-a8b6-94c8297c729e.png)

On GitHub, your team will have a link back to the Campsite post where the issue was created to keep conversations and context together.

We're excited to continue building more integrations to help Campsite fit into your team's workflow. If you have requests for future integrations, **[click here and let us know](https://forms.gle/AcArYpyh99NLAjCg6)**.

The Campsite + GitHub integration bridges the gap between design and engineering teams, making it simple to create actionable issues from design feedback.
To start, connect your Campsite to GitHub from your organization settings page.
<img src="https://campsite.imgix.net/o/n49x4j8wov9q/p/b0d65b3c-6d08-4bee-a108-7947c5757e3e.png" alt="Connect your organization to GitHub from your organization settings page" />
Every post and comment dropdown will have a new option to create a new GitHub issue.
<img src="https://campsite.imgix.net/o/n49x4j8wov9q/p/3e92281d-0cbc-4ed2-aa8d-0288ae88ce09.png" alt="Find the option to create a GitHub issue from any post or comment dropdown" />
Create an issue by selecting a repository, adding a title, and optionally adding a description, assignee, and labels.
<img src="https://campsite.imgix.net/o/n49x4j8wov9q/p/7bf71828-6821-4df3-957d-4f904da8b565.png" alt="Choose a repository, assignee, and labels from the issue composer" />
Once the issue has been created, it will appear in the post's linked issues section. Issues titles and statuses will be synced with GitHub, so you'll always have the latest context.
<img src="https://campsite.imgix.net/o/n49x4j8wov9q/p/e9189ee3-3a39-464f-a8b6-94c8297c729e.png" alt="Show all issues created from a post" />
On GitHub, your team will have a link back to the Campsite post where the issue was created to keep conversations and context together.
We're excited to continue building more integrations to help Campsite fit into your team's workflow. If you have requests for future integrations, <a href="https://forms.gle/AcArYpyh99NLAjCg6">click here and let us know</a>.

GitHub integration

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