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Automatically process your Bolt project zip files and upload them to your GitHub repository. PUSH BOLT.NEW PROJECTS TO GITHUB Bolt to GitHub adds a convenient GitHub workflow directly to Bolt.new. Create version-controlled project checkpoints without repeatedly downloading, extracting, and manually uploading ZIP files. You decide when to push, which repository receives the project, and which branch to use. NEW IN v1.3.21 • Cleaner first installation with a single welcome page • No duplicate or unexpected login tabs during setup • More reliable recovery from expired or invalid sessions • Improved GitHub App connection stability • Clearer retry and refresh guidance when a push or connection fails • Lightweight Pro feature suggestions after successful pushes CORE FEATURES • Push Bolt.new projects directly to GitHub • Intercept and process Bolt.new ZIP exports • Extract and prepare project files inside your browser • Choose the destination repository and branch • Use GitHub App or personal access token authentication • Work with public, private, and organization repositories • Follow your project’s .gitignore rules • Write custom commit messages • Generate a basic README when a project does not have one • Track upload progress and receive clear status messages • Retry failed pushes without restarting the entire workflow • Manage multiple Bolt projects and GitHub repositories • Open associated Bolt projects and GitHub repositories quickly • Import existing GitHub repositories into Bolt • Synchronize project mappings across supported signed-in sessions PROJECT MANAGEMENT The Projects tab gives you one place to: • View your connected Bolt projects • Open projects in Bolt.new • Open their GitHub repositories • Review and update repository settings • Rename repositories and project mappings • Select or create branches PRO FEATURES Bolt to GitHub remains useful as an open-source extension. Optional Pro features provide a deeper GitHub workflow, including: • Changed-file review before pushing • Commit history inside the extension • GitHub issue management • Commit message templates • Configurable push reminders • Additional workflow and production-readiness features Some account synchronization, GitHub App, and Pro functionality requires communication with Bolt to GitHub services. USE BOLT.NEW WITH PROFESSIONAL VERSION CONTROL Bolt’s built-in GitHub integration is useful for automatic commits. Bolt to GitHub provides a different workflow: you choose when to create a project checkpoint and where that checkpoint goes. It is useful for: • Bolt.new users who want deliberate GitHub checkpoints • Developers continuing Bolt projects in other coding tools • Teams collaborating through GitHub • Builders managing multiple projects or repositories • Anyone who wants project history outside a single AI builder GET STARTED 1. Install Bolt to GitHub 2. Open a project in Bolt.new 3. Connect with the GitHub App or a personal access token 4. Choose your repository and branch 5. Push your first project checkpoint LEARN MORE Tutorial: https://youtu.be/Yfnu67nbhNU Website: https://bolt2github.com Support: https://bolt2github.com Source code: https://github.com/mamertofabian/bolt-to-github Created by AI-Driven Coder Powered by Codefrost
Jul 14, 2026
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