airbox.fyi

GitHub

Read and write files in a repo — ideal for Obsidian vaults synced via Git

No coding required. If you have never used an API key before, follow the walkthrough below step by step. Developers can skip to Quick reference at the bottom

Connect in Airbox

  1. Dashboard → Connections → + GitHub
  2. OAuth (if configured) or paste a PAT with repo scope
  3. Optionally set default_repo and repos aliases in connection config
  4. Attach GitHub to your inbox routing (tool list)
  5. Keep an LLM provider as the inbox default — GitHub supplies file tools

Open the dashboard in a new tab if you want to follow along

Route your inbox

Your Airbox address does not use a connection until you attach one:

  1. Select an LLM provider as inbox default
  2. Enable GitHub under attached tools
  3. Save

Try it — send an email

Subject: (* @github -repo=book #update (* "append to Chapter 3" *) *)

—or plain quotes—

Subject: @github -repo=book #update "append to Chapter 3"

New to commands? See copy-paste examples and the syntax cheat sheet

Quick reference

Dashboard typegithub
Email targets@github, @github/book/Projects/Chapter-3
Default model—
Keyshttps://github.com/settings/tokens

Short checklist

  • + GitHub OAuth or PAT
  • Set default_repo / repos aliases
  • Attach to inbox

What you get

  • search, read, write, append
  • Obsidian vault via GitHub

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