Creating issues with the GitHub integration in Teams - GitHub Docs Skip to main content GitHub Docs Version: Free, Pro, & Team Search or ask Copilot Search or ask Copilot Select language: current language is English Search or ask Copilot Search or ask Copilot Open menu Collapse sidebar Expand sidebar Scroll breadcrumbs left * Home * Integrations * Tutorials * Teams * Create issues Scroll breadcrumbs right Integrations * * * Concepts * About integrations * Featured integrations * About building integrations * GitHub Developer Program * How-tos * Slack * Integrate GitHub with Slack * Use GitHub in Slack * Customize notifications * Teams * Integrate GitHub with Teams * Use GitHub in Teams * Customize notifications * Schedule reminders * Reference * Slack permissions * Teams permissions * Teams command reference * Tutorials * Slack * Create issues * Manage issues * Teams * Create issues * Manage issues and PRs Creating issues with the GitHub integration in Teams Learn how to create issues with the GitHub integration in Teams. Copy as Markdown Creating issues with the GitHub integration in Teams With the GitHub integration in Microsoft Teams, you can create issues in any repository that you have access to directly from Teams. This enables you to quickly capture and track tasks, bugs, or feature requests as they arise during conversations in Teams. You must be signed in to your GitHub account in Teams and have the necessary permissions to create issues in the target repository. * In any channel or personal app, click the three dots ( ... ) at the top right corner of a message. * From the More actions list, select Create an Issue . This launches the create issue dialog. * In the Create an Issue dialog, update the information to reflect the issue you want to create. * The content of the message will be automatically filled into the description to help you get started. A link to the Teams conversation will also be added to the description, giving you a reference when you want to track the issue later. You can edit the entire description if needed. * Teams pre-fills the "Repository" field with the last repository used in the channel, and you can choose a different repository. * Optionally, add labels, assignees, and milestones. * Click Create to create the issue. You will receive a confirmation card in the channel from where you initiated the issue creation. Alternatively, you can create an issue by invoking @GitHub from the chat in your channel or personal app. Back to top Help and support Was this Doc helpful? Yes No Help us make GitHub Docs great! All Docs are open source. See something that's wrong or unclear? Submit a pull request. Make a contribution Still need help? Ask the GitHub community Contact support Expert services Blog GitHub Inc. © 2026 Terms Privacy Status Pricing