Build your own
AI dev team for GitHub.
Create AI agents for any job, connect them into a workflow, and start it from a GitHub issue. Triage, code, test, review, write docs, or anything else your team needs. You decide who does what.
No subscription. Pay only for what you use.
How it works
Your team, your rules, in three steps
Create your agents
Start from a template like triage, coder, tester, reviewer or docs writer, or write your own. Give each agent its instructions, model and tools.
Build a workflow
Connect agents into a pipeline in a visual editor. Send work back when a step asks for changes, and add a step where a human must approve.
Run it from GitHub
Add a label to an issue, mention the app in a comment, or pick an issue in the dashboard. The workflow runs and you review the result.
Workflow examples
Not just a coding bot
Every team works differently. Mix and match agents to fit how you work. Here are a few ideas.
Ship a feature
From issue to tested, reviewed pull request.
Sort new issues
Check if issues are clear and ask for missing details. No code changes.
Fix a bug
Write a failing test first, then the fix, then a second opinion.
Keep docs fresh
Update docs and READMEs in plain English, checked before you see them.
Who it's for
Built for people who need to ship more with less
Small teams
Hand the repeat work to agents, like triage, small fixes, tests and reviews, so your developers ship faster without hiring.
Solo founders
Get AI teammates that pick up issues while you talk to customers, sell, or build the next big feature.
Agencies
Set up a workflow per client or per repo. Every run has its own cost, so you know what each client's work costs you.
What you get
Everything to run your own AI team
Any agent you can describe
Write plain instructions for the job, add project files as context, and choose what it may do: read, edit, run commands or search the web.
Visual workflow builder
Drag steps into a pipeline. Branch on what an agent decides, loop back for fixes, and add human approval steps.
Pick the model per agent
Use Claude or GPT models. A fast, cheap model for triage and a strong one for hard code. You balance cost and quality.
Lives where you already work
Workflows start from GitHub issues and deliver pull requests and comments. No new tool for your team to learn.
Agents can ask you
When something is unclear, an agent pauses and asks on the issue instead of guessing. Reply and it carries on.
Live logs and history
Watch each run step by step, see what every agent did, and how much it cost.
Safe by default
AI help without the risk
You decide what ships
Agents work on their own branch and open pull requests. They never push straight to your main branch.
Isolated runs
Every run happens in its own locked-down container, deleted when done.
Cost and time limits
Each agent has a spending cap and a time limit. No surprise bills.
Secrets stay secret
Your keys and tokens are hidden from logs and never reach the browser.
Pricing
Pay for work done, not for seats
No monthly subscription. No per-user fees. Buy credits and use them when you need them.
Credits
1 credit = $1
- ✓Every new workspace gets $5 of free credit
- ✓Top up from $5 to $500 at a time
- ✓Each run costs only the AI it uses, shown on every run
- ✓Spending caps per agent so you stay in control
FAQ
Questions
Is this only for writing code?+−
No. You decide what each agent does. Some teams only use a triage agent to sort issues, others build a full pipeline that codes, tests, reviews and writes docs.
What kind of tasks work best?+−
Small, clear tasks: sorting issues, bug fixes, small features, refactors, adding tests, dependency upgrades and docs. If an issue is unclear, agents stop and ask instead of guessing.
Will it break my code?+−
Agents never push straight to your main branch. Every change comes as a pull request, and you can add review agents and human approval steps so nothing ships without your OK.
How is this different from other AI coding tools?+−
Most tools give you one fixed agent. With gitagent you design the team: which agents exist, what each one does, which model it uses, and in what order they work.
How much does a run cost?+−
It depends on the size of the task and the model you choose. Every run shows its exact cost, and each agent has a spending cap you set.
Do I need to install anything?+−
No. You install the gitagent GitHub App on the repositories you choose and you're ready.
Get started
Let's build your first AI workflow
Book a 15-minute call. We'll show you how it works and help you set up a workflow for your team.