Route5 Pro — GTM workspace, live capture, and commitment enforcement

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GitHub partnership

GitHub issues and pull requests

Connect a workspace token to import assigned issues and link engineering work to Route5 commitments.

GitHub

GitHub is a first-class connector in Route5 — not a marketing stub. Workspace admins connect a personal access token (repo + read:user scopes) from /app/integrations/github. Route5 verifies the token against GitHub’s /user endpoint, encrypts it per organization, and uses it for live issue import and assigned-issue lists.

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How it works

Route5 connects GitHub to invisible capture, owner assignment, and Slack follow-through — without another siloed dashboard.

GitHub is a first-class connector in Route5 — not a marketing stub. Workspace admins connect a personal access token (repo + read:user scopes) from /app/integrations/github. Route5 verifies the token against GitHub’s /user endpoint, encrypts it per organization, and uses it for live issue import and assigned-issue lists.

Paste an issue URL or owner/repo#123 into Capture to pull the real title and body into an extraction-ready brief. Pull request state changes can inform follow-through tasks when your deployment links PR events (roadmap varies by plan).

Pair with Linear when engineering uses both: one accountability desk for leadership, native tools for ICs. Disconnect the token anytime from the same page without losing historical tasks.