GitHub

Developer

GitHub agents

Connect GitHub to AgentBand and describe the job in a sentence. AgentBand reads your commits, pull requests, issues, and releases, does the work, and reports back on a schedule or on demand. No bots to wire up, no code, and your repos are never exposed to the model. Here are the agents engineering teams forge most.

Digests

Morning repo digest

Yesterday across your repos, in one summary instead of ten tabs.

Weekdays at 9:00 AM
GitHubSlack

Weekly contributor roundup

A Friday recap of what shipped and who shipped it.

Fridays at 4:00 PM
GitHubSlack

Alerts

Stale pull request nudge

Nudge reviewers before a PR goes cold and blocks the branch.

Weekdays at 10:00 AM
GitHubSlack

New bug and security alerts

The issues that need eyes now, in the channel that will see them.

Every 15 minutes
GitHubSlack

Dependency and security advisory watch

Catch vulnerable dependencies before they catch you.

Daily at 8:00 AM
GitHubSlack

Triage

Auto-triage new issues

New issues sorted and labeled the moment they land.

Every hour
GitHub

Turn issues into Linear tickets

Flag a GitHub issue, get a tracked Linear ticket, linked both ways.

Every hour
GitHubLinear

Releases

Draft release notes

Clean, readable release notes written for you when you tag.

Every hour
GitHubSlack

Deploy changelog

Know exactly what changed since the last deploy, every time.

Daily at 6:00 PM
GitHubSlack

Reviews

Review request reminders

A reminder of the PRs waiting on you, so reviews do not pile up.

Twice a day
GitHubSlack

Don't see yours? Describe it.

These are just starting points. Tell AgentBand what you want in a sentence and connect GitHub. Your agent runs on a schedule or on demand.

Build a GitHub agent

Connect GitHub to another tool

GitHub is most useful wired to something else. Here is what it pairs with.

GitHub + Slack GitHub + Linear GitHub + Jira GitHub + Microsoft Teams GitHub + Telegram