Create your own Resend and GitHub integration

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When Resend: Contact created happens, do GitHub: List events.

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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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Email customers on GitHub release

When a GitHub release is published, send a Resend broadcast to the changelog list.

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Alert on-call when deploy check fails

When a GitHub check run fails on main, send a Resend email to the on-call alias.

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File GitHub issue on Resend bounce

When Resend reports a failed email, list GitHub issues tagged notifications.

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Log deploy email on GitHub deployment

When GitHub deployment succeeds, send Resend status to internal stakeholders.

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Update Resend contacts from release

When a GitHub release ships, list Resend contacts for beta users.

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Cross-check GitHub events on Resend delivery

When Resend delivers a deploy email, list recent GitHub events for the repo.

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The agent searches both apps before it answers.

Did the v2.4 release email go out and what shipped in GitHub?

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Resend and GitHub FAQ

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

Yes. Connect Resend and GitHub once, then send release and incident mail from repository events automatically.

Email customers on releases, alert on-call on failed checks, track bounces against GitHub issues, and audit deploy notifications.

Yes. Resend email and contact events plus GitHub release, check, and deployment webhooks are typed triggers.