Create your own GitHub and Zendesk integration

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When GitHub: Issue opened happens, do Zendesk: Create ticket.

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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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Open a GitHub issue for P1 Zendesk tickets

When support tags a ticket P1, create a GitHub issue in the eng-escalations repo with the Zendesk link.

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File GitHub bugs from reproduced reports

When a GitHub issue is opened from template customer-bug, copy repro steps into the linked Zendesk ticket.

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Close Zendesk when GitHub issue fixes ship

When a linked GitHub issue closes with label released, solve the Zendesk ticket and add the version number.

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Notify Zendesk when a hotfix PR merges

When a pull request with label hotfix merges, comment on the Zendesk ticket with the PR link.

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Attach release notes to waiting tickets

When a GitHub release publishes, update open Zendesk tickets tagged fix-pending with the changelog URL.

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The agent searches both apps before it answers.

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GitHub and Zendesk FAQ

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

Yes. With Corsair you connect both apps once, then automate in either direction: GitHub issues and releases sync with Zendesk tickets so support sees engineering progress.

Escalate P1 tickets to GitHub, mirror fix status back, notify on hotfix merges, and attach release notes.

GitHub issue, pull request, and release events are typed triggers; Zendesk updates run through the API.