Providers
GitHub
Lyse integrates with GitHub to keep your design changes visible where your development team already works.
Once GitHub is connected in the Lyse web app, section App Integration, changes captured from Figma can be created as GitHub issues in the repository of your choice, so every design update is tracked as a ticket in your existing workflow.
Prerequisites
Before connecting GitHub, make sure you have:
An active session in the Lyse web app
Access to your GitHub account settings
Permission to create a Personal Access Token with repository access

Required fields
Personal Access Token
Lyse uses a Personal Access Token to authenticate with GitHub.
In GitHub:
Go to Settings then Developer settings and Personal access tokens
Click Generate new token
Give the token a clear name, for example
Lyse-AutomationGrant access to the repositories where you want GitHub issues to be created
Scope:
Issue:read and writeGenerate the token and copy it
Repository
Select the repository where Lyse should create GitHub issues. This keeps tickets aligned with the codebase your team is already using, without changing your existing processes.
Assign issues to GitHub Copilot
With GitHub connected, Lyse can create tickets from your Figma changes and assign them to GitHub Copilot.
Copilot then processes the task, implements the change, and opens a pull request.