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These features are available but experimental — they may change, have rough edges, or be removed in future versions. Use them if they solve a problem, but know the caveats.

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Built-in Git and GitHub nodes

pflow includes nodes for Git and GitHub operations, but they’re disabled by default. For most use cases, there are better options: Git operations - Use the git CLI directly via shell node. Your agent knows Git extremely well from training data and doesn’t need special nodes for common operations. 
### commit-changes

Stage and commit all changes.

- type: shell

```shell command
git add . && git commit -m '${commit_message}'
```
GitHub operations - Use the gh CLI via shell node for simple tasks, or the GitHub MCP server for complex operations that benefit from structured tools. 
### create-pr

Create a pull request using the GitHub CLI.

- type: shell

```shell command
gh pr create --title '${title}' --body '${body}'
```

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If you still want to try the built-in nodes

Enable with: 
# Enable git nodes
pflow settings allow "pflow.nodes.git.*"

# Enable github nodes
pflow settings allow "pflow.nodes.github.*"
Then view available nodes: 
pflow registry list git
pflow registry list github

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Feedback

If you use these experimental features and have feedback: