Create your own GitHub and Neon integration

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When GitHub: Pull request opened happens, do Neon: Create branch.

Popular GitHub and Neon workflows

When this happens in one app, do this in the other. Try it on Hub to connect both apps and run the pair.

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Create a Neon branch for each new PR

When a pull request opens, create a Neon branch named after the PR and comment the preview connection string.

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Delete Neon preview branches when PRs close

When a pull request closes, delete the matching Neon branch to stop preview spend.

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Refresh Neon branch schema after big PR pushes

When new commits land on a PR, compare Neon branch schema and comment if drift is detected.

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Comment Neon branch status when CI finishes

When the preview deploy workflow completes, list Neon branches and post which preview DB the run used.

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Surface Neon branch details on failed checks

When a database integration check fails, fetch the Neon branch metadata and add it to the PR comment.

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Nudge reviewers when preview DB is stale

When a PR sits open with an old Neon branch, request review refresh with updated schema notes.

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Use Corsair's MCP with your agent

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The agent searches both apps before it answers.

Which Neon branch is wired to PR #915 right now?

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GitHub and Neon FAQ

Yes. Corsair is built with a REST API. This means you can build agents, knowledge bases, interfaces, and workflows.

Yes. Connect both apps once, then provision Neon branches per PR, comment connection info, and clean up when PRs close.

Preview branch lifecycle, schema drift comments, CI status with branch names, and agent lookup of which DB a PR uses.

Yes. GitHub pull request, check, and workflow events trigger Neon branch create, inspect, and delete actions immediately.