Git Integration Overview

Publish and sync internotes from a Git repository

Git integration lets you write and maintain internotes as .chalk files in a repository, then sync them automatically to Internote. This is ideal for teams who prefer version-controlled content workflows.

Availability

Git integration may depend on which providers and workspace features are enabled for your account. If you do not see Git settings in Internote, check your workspace plan or contact support before restructuring your content workflow.

How It Works

Connect a Git provider (GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket)
Internote watches your repository for .chalk files
On push, files are compiled and synced to your Internote library
Webhooks trigger automatic re-compilation on every change

Use Cases

Educators managing large collections of internotes in a monorepo
Teams who want PR-based review workflows for content changes
Developers building content pipelines that output .chalk files

Getting Started

Read Connecting a Provider to link your Git account
Read Providers for provider-specific setup notes
Read File Browser to navigate your repository from within Internote

First Repository Checklist

Put one valid .chalk file in the watched path
Keep images and other assets inside the watched path
Connect the provider and select the repository branch
Trigger a sync with a small commit
Confirm the internote appears in your Internote library before adding more files

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How It Works Use Cases Getting Started First Repository Checklist