Sync GitHub Issues to Notion

# Sync GitHub Issues to Notion ## What It Does This AI automation agent streamlines your project management by automatically syncing GitHub issues to your Notion database. With this automation, you can ensure that your project tasks are always up-to-date and easily accessible. The agent saves you hours of manual data entry, allowing you to focus on higher-priority tasks. By keeping your Notion database in sync with GitHub, you can maintain a centralized view of your project's progress. ## Who Needs This Project managers who currently manually track GitHub issues in their Notion databases will greatly benefit from this automation. They often spend a significant amount of time copying issue details from GitHub to Notion, which can be tedious and prone to errors. By automating this process, project managers can save time and reduce the likelihood of data discrepancies. ## How It Works — Step by Step 1. You provide the AI agent with your GitHub repository details and Notion database connection information. 2. The agent connects to your GitHub repository and retrieves a list of open issues. 3. It then extracts relevant details from each issue, such as title, description, labels, and assignees. 4. The agent maps the extracted issue details to the corresponding fields in your Notion database. 5. It creates or updates Notion database entries to reflect the current state of the GitHub issues. 6. The agent ensures that any changes to GitHub issues are reflected in your Notion database, keeping your project data in sync. 7. You can run the agent on a schedule to maintain continuous synchronization between GitHub and Notion. ## What You Get * A Notion database that is always up-to-date with the latest GitHub issues * Automated tracking of issue assignments, labels, and status changes * Reduced manual data entry and minimized errors * A centralized view of your project's progress in Notion * Saved time that can be allocated to higher-priority tasks ## Setup Requirements * GitHub repository access token * Notion API key * Notion database ID * GitHub repository details (owner and repository name) ## Pricing $19 one-time *No subscription. Yours to keep and run as many times as you want.*