DevOps
Monitor GitHub with MrCron
MrCron mirrors GitHub commit activity, workflow failures, and open PR counts every 5 minutes so you can see repo health next to your errors and deploys.
How MrCron monitors GitHub
- Recent commit count on the linked repo default branch.
- Workflow run failure count in the last 24 hours.
- Open pull request count per linked repository.
- OAuth token refresh handled automatically so integrations stay live.
- Workspace-wide roll-up: connect one GitHub account, auto-link every repo.
- Alert rules that fire on workflow failures via any notification channel.
What you will see
Recent commits, workflow failures, open PR count per linked repo.
Auth flow: OAuth. Credentials are stored encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and never returned to your browser.
Start monitoring GitHub
Sign in, create a project, and connect GitHub in under a minute. First check ships in the free tier.
Frequently asked questions
- How does MrCron connect to GitHub?
- OAuth. You grant repo:read access, pick which repos to attach, and MrCron refreshes the token automatically on every sync.
- Does MrCron read source code?
- No. MrCron reads commit metadata, workflow-run summaries, and pull-request titles. Source code, diff content, and issue bodies are never fetched.
- Can I connect a GitHub organization instead of a personal account?
- Yes. The OAuth app supports org install. Once installed on the org, you can auto-link every repo at /integrations/github.
- What triggers a workflow-failure alert?
- The next sync sees a completed run with conclusion=failure. Configure an alert rule to route the count spike to any channel (email, Slack, Discord, webhook).