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Scriptonia + GitHub Issues Integration — PRD to GitHub

Scriptonia's GitHub Issues integration creates one GitHub issue per engineering ticket from your PRD. Acceptance criteria become GitHub task-list checkboxes, labels are auto-created for Frontend/Backend/QA/Infra, and each issue links back to the source PRD. Available on the Team plan.

Updated: Apr 6, 2026By Scriptonia

What's included

  • One GitHub issue per engineering ticket
  • Acceptance criteria as GitHub task-list checkboxes
  • Labels auto-created for Frontend / Backend / QA / Infra
  • Links back to original PRD in issue body
  • Choose target repo per PRD
  • Available on Team and Enterprise plans

How to connect Scriptonia to GitHub Issues

  1. 1
    Generate your PRD in Scriptonia
    Enter your feature idea and generate a complete PRD with engineering tickets. Each ticket includes a title, description, and acceptance criteria.
  2. 2
    Connect your GitHub repository
    In Scriptonia settings, click 'Connect GitHub' and authorize with your GitHub account. Select the target repository to push issues to.
  3. 3
    Review issues before pushing
    Preview all GitHub issues Scriptonia will create — including the checklist items for acceptance criteria. Edit any issue before pushing.
  4. 4
    Push to GitHub
    Click 'Push to GitHub Issues'. Scriptonia creates one issue per engineering ticket with auto-created labels and a link back to the source PRD.
  5. 5
    Engineers check off acceptance criteria
    As engineers implement the feature, they check off acceptance criteria directly in the GitHub issue without needing to reference a separate PRD document.

For engineering teams that live in GitHub

Many engineering teams — especially open-source and developer-tool companies — run their entire project management in GitHub Issues. They don't use Linear or Jira; everything is a GitHub issue. For these teams, the Scriptonia → GitHub Issues integration is the natural workflow: write the PRD, generate issues, ship the feature.

Acceptance criteria as checkboxes

The most valuable part of the GitHub Issues integration is how acceptance criteria are handled. Instead of a wall of text in the issue description, Scriptonia formats each acceptance criterion as a GitHub task-list checkbox. Engineers can check items off directly in GitHub — no separate QA checklist, no external tracking, no context-switching.

Auto-created labels

Scriptonia automatically creates and applies GitHub labels based on ticket type: Frontend, Backend, QA, Infrastructure. If the labels don't exist in your repository, Scriptonia creates them with consistent colors. This gives your issue tracker a clean label taxonomy without any manual setup.

Per-repo configuration

You can configure Scriptonia to push tickets to different repositories per PRD. A payments feature might push to your payment-service repo while a UI feature pushes to your web-app repo. This is configurable at the workspace level with per-PRD overrides.

Link back to the PRD

Every GitHub issue created by Scriptonia includes a link back to the source PRD. Engineers can quickly reference the full product specification — problem statement, success metrics, edge cases — without asking the PM. This eliminates a significant category of back-and-forth during implementation.

Frequently asked questions

Does Scriptonia work with GitHub.com and GitHub Enterprise?

Scriptonia integrates with GitHub.com on the Team plan. GitHub Enterprise Server support is available on the Enterprise plan with custom configuration.

How does Scriptonia handle acceptance criteria in GitHub Issues?

Acceptance criteria are formatted as GitHub task-list checkboxes (- [ ] item) in the issue description. Engineers can check them off directly in GitHub as they implement each requirement.

Can I choose which GitHub repository tickets go to?

Yes. You set a default repository at the workspace level and can override it per PRD. This allows tickets from different PRDs to go to different repos — useful for microservices or monorepo structures with multiple teams.

Which Scriptonia plan includes the GitHub Issues integration?

The GitHub Issues integration is included in the Team plan ($8/seat/month billed annually). It's not available on the Free or Pro plans.

Does Scriptonia sync issue status back from GitHub?

Yes. When an engineer closes a GitHub issue, the status updates in Scriptonia's delivery view. PMs can track how many tickets from a PRD are open vs. closed without leaving Scriptonia.

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