GitHub time tracking integrationGitHub + Keito

Start a timer or add completed time from a GitHub issue or pull request, with the work reference saved in Keito.

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Overview

Keep engineering context attached to time

When GitHub access is enabled in Keito for Chrome, a Track with Keito button appears on supported issue and pull request pages. The person reviews the item, chooses an accessible Keito project and task, then starts a timer or saves completed time.

Keito keeps the issue or pull request name, link, and repository with the entry. It never posts hours or comments to GitHub, changes the item, or guesses time from browsing activity.

Key features

  • Track from issue and pull request pages
  • Save the GitHub link with the entry
  • Remember item or repository suggestions
  • Keep all time review and billing inside Keito
Keito time form opened from a GitHub item with the work reference attached.
The GitHub reference is saved in Keito; no time is written back to GitHub.

How it works

Track GitHub work in three steps

  1. 1

    Install Keito for Chrome

    Connect the extension to the Keito workspace where time should be saved.

  2. 2

    Enable GitHub

    Grant optional access to github.com from the extension settings.

  3. 3

    Track the item

    Review the issue or pull request, choose its Keito destination, and record the work.

Read the complete GitHub setup guide

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Connect code delivery to client time

Keep a link to the issue or pull request with every entry so reviewers can see what the time was for.

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