Today the GitHub integration is officially live in Bolt, and it's one of our most requested features: a two-way Git integration that keeps your Bolt project and GitHub repository in sync in both directions.
We also had a great time at Bolt Park and Unleash the Vibes this week in San Francisco. Thanks to everyone who came out!
What the GitHub integration does
Bolt now offers a two-way Git integration, so your Bolt project and your GitHub repository stay in sync in both directions. With Bolt, you can now:
- Import your existing GitHub repositories, or connect Bolt projects to a new private repo
- Auto-push edits (agent or manual) that pass runtime checks straight to GitHub
- Create and switch branches in Bolt. The agent only sees messages from the selected branch, which helps avoid LLM confusion
- Automatically pull in changes made directly in GitHub, keeping everything in sync
Why two-way sync matters
One-way exports leave your code stranded the moment you edit it outside the builder. With two-way sync, you can move between Bolt and your normal Git workflow (pull requests, code review, CI) without copy-pasting or losing work. Changes flow both ways automatically.
Available now for all users
The GitHub integration is live for every Bolt user today. Open a project, connect your GitHub account, and import or create a repo to get started.




