Specify the repository
When asking about a specific repo, use the format owner/repo. For example: "Check PR #5 in acme/website"
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Let Lee check your pull requests, issues, and CI status across your repositories. This setup takes about 5 minutes.
Max~5 minEasy|
Last updated: February 7, 2026
After this setup, Lee can:
- Check the status of your pull requests
- List and search issues across your repos
- View CI/CD run status and logs
- Check which workflows passed or failed
- Search code and repositories
1
Go to GitHub Token Settings
Open GitHub Personal Access Token page and make sure you are logged in.
github.com/settings/tokens →2
Create a New Token
Click Generate new token, give it a name, set expiration, choose repository access, and set permissions (Actions, Contents, Issues, Pull requests - all Read-only).
3
Copy Your Token
GitHub will show your new token. Copy it now - you will not be able to see it again!
⚠️ Keep this token private. Anyone with this token can access your GitHub repos.
4
Send the Token to Lee
Send Lee a message with your token:
Set up GitHub with this token:
[paste your token here]
✓ Lee will confirm once connected. You are all set!
Try it out!
After this setup, Lee can:
- "What is the status of PR #42 in my-repo?"
- "List open issues in [owner/repo]"
- "Did the CI pass on my latest commit?"
- "Show me the failed workflow runs"
Tips
Private repositories
Lee can access private repos if you granted access to them when creating the token.