Auto Resolve Jira Tickets With Copilot
When your Jira ticket moves to In Progress with the product_approved label, this workflow enriches it with service and team data from Port.
Across the directory, 10 recipes lean on GitHub. By area they land in Software Development (7), Marketing (1) and Operations (1). The recipes are aimed mostly at developers and engineers (9), with ops and IT teams (2) next, though the pattern moves to other teams with little change. The most common companions are n8n (5 shared), Gmail (2 shared) and OpenAI (2 shared). On timing, 5 run on a schedule, 3 run on demand and 2 fire on an event. For hands-off level, 9 run hands-off and 1 keep you in the loop. Among them: "Auto-Categorize Blog Posts", "Sync GitHub Issues to Notion" and "Website Uptime Monitor With Email Alerts". Take "Auto-Categorize Blog Posts": scans new Markdown blog posts in GitHub, uses GPT-4 to suggest categories and tags, and logs them to Google Sheets for review. Another, "Sync GitHub Issues to Notion", monitors GitHub for new or updated issues and automatically creates or updates corresponding pages in your Notion database. Most follow the Monitor & Diff-Alert pattern. Browse the list below and lift the closest match.
When your Jira ticket moves to In Progress with the product_approved label, this workflow enriches it with service and team data from Port.
Scans new Markdown blog posts in GitHub, uses GPT-4 to suggest categories and tags, and logs them to Google Sheets for review.
Nightly agent that finds AI-ready GitHub issues, implements them via CloudCLI into pull requests, comments the links on issues.
Monitors GitHub repos for new releases, uses AI to summarize and translate them into Chinese.
Periodically exports n8n workflows and credentials, detects changes via hash comparison.
Monitors GitHub for new or updated issues and automatically creates or updates corresponding pages in your Notion database.
Daily at 7 PM, it gathers emails, calendar events, and GitHub activity to generate a clean timesheet in Google Sheets.
Syncs Typebot workflows to a GitHub repository by creating, updating, or deleting files to match the current workspace state.
Pings your site every two minutes to check availability, updating a public GitHub status page and sending an HTML email alert if it goes...
Periodically fetches your WordPress site data via API, transforms it, and commits the snapshot to a GitHub repository for version control.