Connect GitHub

Connect a GitHub account or organization through the NOME connector flow. NOME requests the scopes it needs to read repository metadata, receive webhook events, and post commit statuses. Tokens are stored encrypted and never written into receipts.

NOME ingests GitHub webhook events — push, pull_request, workflow_run, and check_suite — with signature verification on every payload. These events open or update runs against a canonical work item. Inbound ingestion is the trigger; it does not require NOME to own your existing Actions workflows.

NOME posts build, test, and review results back to GitHub so the verdict shows up on the pull request. Honest status note: GitHub commit-status / check-runs post-back is on the roadmap and is being built out; until it ships for your account, treat GitHub as inbound-first and read the verdict in the NOME Pipelines surface. NOME never posts a fake green.

Your pipeline definition stays in your repository as standard YAML. NOME reads it and runs the stages on your selected runner — it does not fork your config into a separate, hidden control plane. No lock-in: remove the connector and your repository and YAML are untouched.