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What AI does Github use?

DevTools & Infrastructure · github.com

15

AI tools in use at Github

3 confirmed 12 observed

Github uses 15 AI tools: Akira, Cognigy, and Shortwave (Engineering), Krisp, Supernormal, and Tana (Meeting Assistants), Reclaim (Operations), Tray.io (Automation & Integration), and 7 other tools. 3 are confirmed by a published story, quote or press release; 12 are listed on the vendor's own pages.Latest check Oct 8, 2026: 12 of 15 tools checked, from 30 public sources.

Website
github.com
AI tools in use
15Median for the 126 DevTools & Infrastructure companies on usedby: 2
Latest check
October 8, 202612 of 15 tools checked so far

Every AI tool at Github

15 lines, each linked to the public page behind it. Open a row to see the dated capture.

ToolTeamFirst public proofProofSource
ReclaimOperations—reclaim.ai
Tray.ioAutomation & Integration—tray.ai
VantaCompliance Automation—vanta.com
AkiraEngineering—akira.ai
CognigyEngineering—cognigy.com
DescriptVideo Generation & Editing—descript.com
FigmaDesign & UI/UX—figma.com
KrispMeeting Assistants—krisp.ai
MoveworksInternal IT Support—moveworks.com
OpusClipMarketing—opus.pro
ServalIT Service Management—serval.com
ShortwaveEngineering—shortwave.com
SupernormalMeeting Assistants—supernormal.com
TanaMeeting Assistants—outliner.tana.inc
WarpAI Code Editors—warp.dev

“First public proof” is the earliest public page we have dated: a mention (“on or before”), a job post or a start the source states. Our capture dates are not adoption dates.

In Github's own words

Published results, each linked to its dated source. We quote, we do not score.

Vanta helped us unblock our sales cycle for security questionnaires in a scalable, sustainable way.
Megan Snyder, Director of Customer Assurance, GitHub, Vanta. Source, Captured Oct 7, 2026
I've been trying every smart scheduling solution, and most of them are terrible because they don't take the human factors into account. That's something that Reclaim.ai actually seems to understand.
Edd Wilder-James, Director, Technical Program Management, Reclaim. Source, Captured Oct 2, 2026

Github compared to other DevTools & Infrastructure companies

Github uses 15 AI tools. The median among the 126 DevTools & Infrastructure companies on usedby is 2. 114 of its 125 peers use fewer.

These counts cover public proof only. A company can use tools that no public page names.

AI tools per company

126 DevTools & Infrastructure companies on usedby, by number of AI tools

  1. 55 companies with 1 tool
  2. 16 companies with 2 tools
  3. 17 companies with 3 tools
  4. 7 companies with 4 tools
  5. 6 companies with 5 tools
  6. 1 company with 6 tools
  7. 2 companies with 7 tools
  8. 22 companies with 8 tools or more

What its peers use that Github does not

Questions about AI at Github

What AI tools does Github use?

Github uses 15 AI tools: Reclaim, Tray.io, Vanta, Akira, Cognigy, Descript, Figma, Krisp, Moveworks, OpusClip, Serval, Shortwave, Supernormal, Tana, and Warp. 3 are confirmed by a published story, quote or press release, and 12 are listed on the vendor's own pages.

Does Github use Common Room?

usedby has not found a public page showing that Github uses Common Room. Common Room is the most used AI tool among the 126 DevTools & Infrastructure companies on usedby: 26 of them use it. See who uses Common Room.

How does Github compare to other DevTools & Infrastructure companies?

Github uses 15 AI tools. The median among the 126 DevTools & Infrastructure companies on usedby is 2, and 114 of its 125 peers use fewer tools. These counts cover public proof only.

How does usedby know which AI tools Github uses?

Each tool is linked to a public page that names Github: a vendor's customer page, a published case study, a press release or a job post. We save each page with a dated capture and check it again on each run. A tool leaves the list only after three checks in a row that no longer find Github, and at least 14 days after it was last seen. A tool with a published case study or quote is never removed automatically.