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Run planning poker from GitHub issues and project boards, writing estimates back to your project. Repoker brings planning poker to GitHub. Estimate your issues without leaving the page, and send the agreed story points straight back to your GitHub Project. Open an issue or your project board, click "Point in Repoker," and your team votes on a shared deck. Reveal the cards together, see the average, median, and where the outliers landed, then confirm. The estimate is written back to your Project's points field automatically, so your board stays up to date with no copy and paste. Why you'll want it: • Estimate where the work already lives. No tab switching, no separate tool to keep in sync. • Automatic write-back to GitHub Projects. Confirm a value and it lands on your board's field instantly. • Built for screen sharing. Vote with a number key so your pick stays private and doesn't sway the room. • Share a room link. Teammates join the same live session from any device, including their phone. • Fast and familiar. Standard decks (Fibonacci, modified Fibonacci, T-shirt sizes, and more) in a clean, GitHub-native panel. Repoker is a great fit for sprint planning and backlog refinement when your issues and roadmap already live in GitHub Projects. To get started, sign in with GitHub when prompted and point an issue that belongs to a GitHub Project you can access. Repoker is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by GitHub, Inc.
Jul 31, 2026
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