What is monday2github?

monday2github automatically syncs your GitHub activity to monday.com tasks. When developers open PRs, push commits, or deploy code, the linked monday.com task updates itself through every stage: Code Review, Dev, Staging, Production. Zero manual status updates.

How is monday2github different from monday.com's native GitHub integration?

The native integration requires copying numeric item IDs into branch names. monday2github uses natural URL linking. Beyond that, monday2github tracks your full deployment pipeline (Code Review through Production), posts preview URLs to tasks, and enforces PR-to-task linking with git hooks and CI checks. The native integration does none of that.

How long does monday2github setup take?

Under 5 minutes. Connect your GitHub organization and monday.com workspace via OAuth, configure your deployment pipeline stages, and you are live. No code changes required.

Is there a free tier for monday2github?

Yes. All features are included on the free plan for teams of 1 to 3 GitHub users. Unlimited repositories. No credit card required. No feature gating. You only pay when your team grows past 3 users.

Is $6/user/month worth it for monday2github?

Each developer saves 5 to 10 minutes per task on manual status updates. At a $75/hour engineering cost, that is $6 to $12 saved per task. One task per month pays for the entire tool. Most teams process dozens of tasks per developer per month.

For Developers

Push code. Forget about ticket updates.

You write code in GitHub all day. You rarely open monday.com. Updating ticket status feels like a chore. What if it just happened automatically?

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The Stuff You Hate Doing

Be honest. How many of these apply to you?

"Can you update the ticket?"

Your PM pings you on Slack because the board still says "Working on it" even though you merged the PR yesterday.

"What's the item ID?"

The native integration wants a numeric ID in your branch name. You hunt for it in monday.com. Copy. Paste. Hope you got it right.

Context switching

You are in the zone, deep in code. Then you remember you need to update three tickets. Open monday.com. Wait for it to load. Click through. Update. Close. Where were you?

"Is this deployed?"

You merged it. But did it deploy to staging? Is it live? Someone asks in standup and you have to check CI logs.

Forgotten updates

You ship a fix on Friday afternoon. By Monday, the ticket still says "In Progress." Nobody updates tickets at 5pm on Friday.

Busywork guilt

You know the board matters for planning. You just wish updating it did not feel like filling out paperwork.

Your New Workflow

One change. Everything else stays the same.

Open a PR, paste the task URL

You already have the monday.com task open in your browser. Copy the URL. Paste it in the PR description. Done.

Push code as usual

Every commit you push appears as an update on the monday.com task. Your PM sees progress in real-time. No pinging required.

Merge and move on

Merge the PR. The task status updates automatically. When the code deploys to staging or production, status updates again. You never touch monday.com.

What actually changes in your day

Goes away

Opening monday.com to change status
Copying item IDs into branch names
"Can you update the ticket?" pings
Posting deployment links manually
Standup time spent on status reporting

Stays the same

•Your git workflow (any branching strategy)
•Your IDE, terminal, and tools
•How you write PRs and commit messages
•Your CI/CD pipeline
•Your code review process

URLs, Not Item IDs

The native integration wants numeric IDs. We use URLs.

Native Integration

Branch: feature/1234567890-fix-login

Hunt for the item ID. Copy a number. Paste into branch name. Hope it is correct.

monday2github

PR body: https://your.monday.com/boards/.../pulses/...

Copy the URL from your browser tab. Paste into PR description. Done.

Frequently Asked Questions

One thing changes: you paste a monday.com task URL in your PR description. Everything else stays the same. You push code, open PRs, and merge as usual. monday2github handles the rest. No new tools to learn, no new tabs to open.

Stop updating tickets. Start shipping code.

Free for 3 repositories. Set up in 5 minutes. Your board updates itself from the first PR.

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