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What does the GitHub emoji mean?
The iconic Octocat mascot ready to push your code to production.
This is the official GitHub Octocat logo, a hybrid of a cat and an octopus that serves as the mascot for the world's largest code hosting platform. In Discord and Slack communities, it is frequently used by developers to signal code commits, link to repositories, or jokingly blame the software for bugs.
When to use it
- Sharing a link to a new code repository
- Notifying the team about a recent code commit
- Jokingly blaming the software for a system bug
- Celebrating a successful deployment to the server
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How to add this emoji
Add to Discord
- Click Add to my server above and pick a Discord server you manage (CommunityOne must be installed).
- Or download the file: open Discord → Server Settings → Emoji → Upload Emoji.
- Give it a name and save. You need Manage Server (or Create Expressions) permission.
Add to Slack
- Download the GitHub image.
- Open the Slack emoji picker and click Add Emoji.
- Upload the file, name it, and save.
Add to Revolt/Stoat
- Download the GitHub image.
- Open Server Settings → Emojis in Revolt or Stoat.
- Upload the file and name your new emoji.
Add to Guilded
- Download the GitHub image.
- Go to Server Settings → Emotes in Guilded.
- Upload the file and give it a name.
