Connect GitHub and
Microsoft Teams with AI

Sync code activity, pull requests, and deployment events directly into Microsoft Teams channels without building custom webhooks or maintaining brittle integrations. Redbird AI automates the flow of development activity into your team's communication hub, so engineering updates reach the right people instantly.

No code required
Live in minutes
SOC 2 Type II

What you can automate today

Redbird gives your team ready-to-run workflows — just connect your accounts and go.

Post pull request notifications to dedicated Teams channels for code review

When new pull requests are opened or updated in GitHub, automatically send formatted notifications to specific Microsoft Teams channels with reviewer assignments, file changes, and status updates. Keep code review workflows moving without developers constantly checking GitHub for updates.

Send deployment and release alerts to stakeholder channels with rollback context

Broadcast GitHub Actions deployment status, release notes, and version changes to cross-functional Teams channels. Surface deployment failures, rollback triggers, and production incidents to product and operations teams in real time with full context and commit history.

Create GitHub issues from Microsoft Teams channel discussions and threads

Convert bug reports, feature requests, and technical discussions in Teams into tracked GitHub issues with proper labels, assignments, and links back to the original conversation. Keep engineering backlog aligned with real team feedback without manual ticket creation.

Notify on-call teams of critical security alerts and dependency vulnerabilities

Route Dependabot alerts, security advisories, and vulnerability scans from GitHub to designated Teams channels. Escalate critical issues to on-call engineers with severity, affected packages, and recommended patches without monitoring multiple dashboards.

Sync CI/CD pipeline failures to engineering channels with error logs

When GitHub Actions workflows fail, automatically post detailed failure notifications to Microsoft Teams with build logs, failed steps, and commit information. Give engineers immediate visibility into broken builds without switching contexts or checking email.

Generate weekly engineering activity summaries for leadership and stakeholders

Compile GitHub metrics on commits, merged pull requests, closed issues, and repository activity into formatted weekly reports posted to Microsoft Teams channels. Keep leadership informed on development velocity and project progress without manual status updates or spreadsheets.

Live in four steps

No engineers, no pipelines to maintain. Redbird handles the connectivity — you focus on the outcome.

01

Connect your accounts

Authorize GitHub and Microsoft Teams with OAuth or API credentials. Redbird never stores your data — it just passes through.

02

Describe what you want

Tell Redbird what to do in plain language — no SQL, no code, no configuration files required.

03

Review and activate

Redbird shows you exactly what it will do before running anything. Approve the workflow, set a schedule, and switch it on.

04

Let it run — and iterate

Workflows run on your schedule or on triggers. Every run is logged. Adjust with natural language at any time.

Built for data-driven teams

Redbird understands GitHub's repository structure, webhook payloads, and commit metadata alongside Microsoft Teams' channel architecture, adaptive cards, and threading model.

Deep understanding of development workflows and collaboration patterns

Redbird maps GitHub events—pull request reviews, commit pushes, issue state changes, Actions runs—to Microsoft Teams message formats, channel routing logic, and notification priorities. We parse repository hierarchies, branch protection rules, code owner assignments, and CI/CD pipeline configurations to determine which Teams channels and users need which updates. Our AI formats Git diffs, build logs, and deployment statuses into readable Teams cards with actionable buttons, not just raw JSON dumps.

Pull request payload formatting
Adaptive card generation
Channel routing logic
Webhook event mapping
10×

faster than building custom GitHub webhook handlers and Teams bot integrations

No Azure bot registration, webhook endpoint management, or message formatting code required

Auto-generated reports

Redbird can pull from GitHub and Microsoft Teams simultaneously, merge the results, and format a polished report — sent on a schedule or on demand.

Trigger-based alerts

Set conditions in natural language. Get notified in Slack or email the moment a threshold is crossed in either GitHub or Microsoft Teams.

Enterprise-grade security

SOC 2 Type II certified. Data flows encrypted in transit and at rest. Fine-grained permission controls with full audit logs.

Bidirectional sync

Push data from GitHub into Microsoft Teams, or from Microsoft Teams back into GitHub. Resolve conflicts with configurable merge rules.

Full audit trail

Every workflow run is logged — what ran, what changed, and why. Replay or revert any individual step at any time.

Triggers & actions for every team

Start automations from any GitHub repository event or Microsoft Teams activity and take action across both platforms.

GitHub
Triggers & Actions
Trigger

Pull request opened, updated, or merged

Triggers when pull request state changes, reviewers are assigned, or code is merged into target branches.

Trigger

GitHub Actions workflow completed or failed

Fires when CI/CD pipelines finish running, succeed, fail, or require manual approval.

Trigger

New issue created or issue status changed

Triggers when issues are opened, labeled, assigned, closed, or moved across project boards.

Action

Create issue with labels and assignees

Opens new GitHub issues with descriptions, labels, milestone assignments, and linked pull requests.

Action

Add comment to pull request or issue

Posts comments on pull requests or issues with status updates, review feedback, or automation logs.

Action

Update repository project board

Moves cards across project columns, updates fields, and links issues based on external triggers.

Microsoft Teams
Triggers & Actions
Trigger

Message posted in channel or thread

Triggers when new messages appear in monitored Teams channels or as replies to specific threads.

Trigger

Adaptive card action button clicked

Fires when users interact with buttons on Teams cards, submitting approvals or acknowledgments.

Trigger

User mentions bot or keyword

Triggers when specific keywords, bot mentions, or formatted commands appear in Teams messages.

Action

Post message or adaptive card to channel

Sends formatted messages, rich cards with buttons, or threaded updates to designated Teams channels.

Action

Send direct message to user or group

Delivers notifications, alerts, or updates directly to individual users or private group chats.

Action

Update existing message or card

Edits previously posted messages or cards to reflect status changes, resolved issues, or updated metrics.

GitHub
+
Microsoft Teams

Ready to connect your stack?

Stop manually copying deployment updates and pull request links between GitHub and Teams. Redbird AI syncs your development activity with your communication platform automatically, so engineering teams stay aligned without switching tools.

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