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Publish a static website from a GitHub repository, using a branch or a GitHub Actions workflow.

Draft, audit, translate, and publish product documentation connected to a GitHub project.

Keeps a categorized GitHub release draft updated as pull requests merge.

Run GitHub Actions workflows locally to get faster feedback before pushing changes.

Run repository workflows on events such as pushes, with jobs executed by GitHub-hosted or self-hosted runners.

Keep supported dependencies and GitHub Actions references current through reviewable pull requests.

Read and manage GitHub resources from software using documented REST endpoints.

Automates versioning, release notes and package publishing from a CI workflow.

Publish an internal wiki with restricted spaces, accountable owners, and searchable pages.

Run GitHub Actions-compatible workflows on Depot compute with local-run and job-debugging tools.

Manage reusable DITA content with cloud authoring, review, and publishing workflows.

Author, govern, and publish structured technical content from a shared source.

Newsletter publishing with automation and a developer API

Use scheduled GitHub Actions to monitor endpoints, record response-time history, and publish a status page.

Owned communities and coordinated social publishing, listening and care

Self-hosted social publishing with platform-specific post versions and paid collaboration tools

A release workflow for recording package changes, calculating versions, and publishing changelogs.

Publish developer documentation directly from GitHub branches for human and AI readers.

Plan and run GitHub migrations with GitHub-native tools

A personal knowledge base built on portable Markdown notes and wikilinks.

Build issue-linked tables, Kanban boards, and roadmaps for work tracked on GitHub.

Create a cloud development environment for a repository and edit it in a browser-based VS Code workspace.

Run event-driven CI jobs and GitHub automation from Kubernetes clusters your team operates.

Edit Markdown wiki pages in the browser while using GitHub as the content and history backend.