Last month we connected SRP to GitLab so you could link engineering work to your plan and let it drive health automatically. The most common reply was some version of “great, now do GitHub.” So we did.
GitHub works exactly like GitLab did, on the same foundation. Connect your account and link any GitHub issue or pull request to a task or work item as an external reference; initiatives inherit that signal through the work underneath them.
Link a GitHub issue or pull request to any work item in SRP.
The link drives health, not just a bookmark: when an engineer closes an issue or merges a PR, SRP flips the reference and recomputes health on its own, so an open GitHub blocker escalates the work that depends on it and clears the moment the work is done.
Linked GitHub items feed straight into the work item’s health.
Search and linking run the instant you connect, an hourly poll keeps status accurate with zero setup, and a webhook makes it instant if you want it. It’s read-only, and connects to github.com.
Linear is next.