Connect GitHub to Sixtyfour and turn repositories into lead lists. Pull contributors, stargazers, and watchers from any repo, or search GitHub for users, repositories, and code.Documentation Index
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What You Can Do
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Find people from repos | Extract contributors, stargazers, or watchers from GitHub repositories |
| Search GitHub | Search for repositories, users, or code by keyword |
| Enrich developers | Pipe GitHub profiles into enrichment blocks to find emails, companies, and contact details |
Quickstart
Connect your GitHub account
In the Sixtyfour dashboard, go to Integrations and select GitHub. Authorize access to your GitHub account.
Create a workflow with a GitHub source block
Open the Workflow Editor and create a new workflow. Choose one of the GitHub source blocks:
| Block | Use case |
|---|---|
| GitHub Find People | Get contributors, stargazers, or watchers from a specific repository |
| GitHub Search | Search GitHub for repositories, users, or code matching a query |
Configure the source
GitHub Find People — Select the role type (contributors, stargazers, or watchers) and provide a repository column or value (e.g.,
sixtyfour-ai/docs).GitHub Search — Choose a search type (repositories, users, or code) and enter your query.Add enrichment and output blocks
Chain enrichment blocks after the GitHub source to build out lead profiles:
Example Workflows
Recruit contributors from an open-source project
Find developers interested in a technology
Block Reference
| Field | GitHub Find People | GitHub Search |
|---|---|---|
| Block type | github_find_people | github_search |
| Pipeline position | Source (first block) | Source (first block) |
| Requires integration | Yes | Yes |
| Key config | Role type, repository column | Search type, query |
GitHub source blocks run from the Workflow Editor. To trigger workflows programmatically via API, use a Webhook source block instead and pass your GitHub data as the payload.