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GitHub App Export & Import

GitHub App Export & Import

Updated 2026-04-01ยท2 min read
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Overview

Taskade Genesis apps are portable. You can export your entire app โ€” projects, AI agents, automations, and configuration โ€” as a .tsk bundle and push it to GitHub. Anyone with the repo link can import your app in one click.

๐Ÿ’ก Why GitHub? Sharing apps via GitHub lets you version-control your workspace, collaborate with developers, and distribute apps to the community.


Export an App to GitHub

  1. Open your Taskade Genesis app.
  2. Click the Export button in the app toolbar.
  3. Select Push to GitHub.
  4. Connect your GitHub account (one-time setup).
  5. Choose a repository โ€” or create a new one.
  6. Click Push to upload the .tsk bundle.

Your entire workspace bundle โ€” including projects, agents, automations, and theme settings โ€” is pushed as a single portable file.

๐Ÿ’ก Tip: Use descriptive repo names like crm-dashboard-genesis so others can find and clone your app.


Import an App from GitHub

  1. Go to taskade.com/create or open the Import modal in any workspace.
  2. Select Import from GitHub.
  3. Paste the URL of a public GitHub repository containing a .tsk bundle.
  4. Click Import โ€” Taskade creates a complete workspace with all projects, agents, and automations.

๐Ÿ’ก Auto-Enable: Automations automatically activate when you import a GitHub bundle. No manual setup needed.


What's Included in a Bundle

Component Included
Projects & databases Yes
AI agents & configuration Yes
Automations & triggers Yes
Theme & branding settings Yes
Custom domain settings No (domain-specific)
Connected account credentials No (security)

Use Cases

  • Open-source app templates โ€” Share your CRM, helpdesk, or dashboard as a GitHub repo
  • Team distribution โ€” Push standardized workspace setups to a private repo for onboarding
  • Version control โ€” Track changes to your app configuration over time
  • Community sharing โ€” Let anyone import your app from the Community Gallery or GitHub