[k11kirky]

Problem

When a project already has a GitHub integration configured, users were not shown a streamlined sign-in flow. Instead, they were only presented with the alternative connection path, which required admin approval. Users on projects with an existing GitHub integration should be able to link their account with a single click, without needing admin involvement.

Changes

Adds a dedicated UI branch for projects that already have a GitHub integration (hasGithubIntegration). When this condition is met, users see a simplified "Sign in with GitHub" prompt that explains no admin approval is needed. The existing alternative connection flow is preserved for projects without an existing integration.

[k11kirky]

• feat(code): list all GitHub installations and allow adding another org #2001
• feat(code): detect stale GitHub integration and offer Reconnect #2000
• feat(code): add inline GitHub disconnect to onboarding step #1999
• feat(code): show persistent error state for GitHub connect failures #1998
• feat(code): show fast-path GitHub sign-in when current project has team install #1997 👈 (View in Graphite)
• feat(code): unify user-scoped GitHub connect into a shared hook #1996
• feat(code): cleaner GitHub integration onboarding step #1990
• main

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[k11kirky]

Merge activity

• May 4, 2:36 PM UTC: A user started a stack merge that includes this pull request via Graphite.
• May 4, 2:48 PM UTC: Graphite rebased this pull request as part of a merge.
• May 4, 2:55 PM UTC: @k11kirky merged this pull request with Graphite.