Repository-first context
The integration page should make the source of truth clear. Postgit looks at what changed in the repo before it writes.
Postgit uses GitHub repository context, commits, and changed areas to identify meaningful progress and turn it into builder content.
GitHub authentication is part of signup
Repository selection powers draft generation
Recent commits provide content context
README and project descriptions can add product context
Why this page exists
People searching for GitHub integration for social posts need a direct answer, not a vague AI writing tool. This page explains where Postgit fits, what it can do now, and where the workflow stays intentionally human.
The integration page should make the source of truth clear. Postgit looks at what changed in the repo before it writes.
Not every commit is content. The product is designed to avoid turning routine maintenance into performative updates.
You keep pushing code as usual. Postgit turns selected repository activity into drafts when there is something worth saying.
Workflow
Postgit keeps the source material close to the final post, so every draft has a clear reason to exist.
Connect your GitHub account through the app and choose the repository you want Postgit to understand.
Give Postgit a short description of what the project is, who it is for, and what kind of updates matter.
Recent repository activity becomes draft options for X and LinkedIn.
Approve, edit, copy, queue, or schedule depending on platform and the final message.
Examples
Each example ties a real software moment to a public explanation, which is the core Postgit promise.
Turn feature work, onboarding improvements, and launch prep into public progress updates.
Explain technical improvements like queueing, caching, parsing, and reliability without dumping raw commit text.
Convert release prep and maintainer work into updates that users and contributors can understand.
FAQ
GitHub is the core input for Postgit's commit-backed content workflow. Repository activity gives the drafts their factual foundation.
No. The point is to find shareable changes and draft from them, not to spam your audience with every small internal update.
Yes. The app includes repository selection and journey setup flows so Postgit can focus on the project you want to share publicly.
Related pages
Turn GitHub commits into social posts for X and LinkedIn. Postgit reads real repo activity, filters noise, and drafts developer updates from shipped work.
FeatureAutomate build-in-public updates from real GitHub progress. Postgit turns project work into consistent X and LinkedIn story drafts.
Use caseGenerate open source project updates from GitHub commits. Postgit helps maintainers explain releases, fixes, and roadmap progress.