Does the GitHub agent actually execute tasks?

Yes. It does not just suggest changes; it performs actions like commenting on PRs, creating issues, and updating project boards.

How does this differ from GitHub Copilot?

Copilot focuses on code completion and suggestions within your IDE. DoMyWork acts across your entire GitHub repository and connected apps to manage workflows.

Is this better than Zapier for GitHub automations?

Zapier requires you to build rigid, step-by-step logic. DoMyWork uses natural language to understand your goals and executes multi-step tasks across GitHub and other tools.

Can the agent monitor my repo 24/7?

Yes. You can set up agents on autopilot to watch for new issues or PRs and trigger actions the moment they arrive.

Is my GitHub data safe?

We use encrypted connections and strictly follow your repository permissions. The agent only accesses what you authorise.

Can it connect GitHub to other apps?

Yes. It can link GitHub to Slack, Jira, Notion, and 1,500+ other apps to keep your entire development process in sync.

AI Agent for GitHub

Ship cleaner code and manage your repositories automatically. DoMyWork AI agents work with GitHub and 1,500+ apps to turn development friction into shipping velocity.

Summarise the last 5 pull requests in my repo

Find all open issues tagged as bugs

Create a release note draft from recent commits

Check my repo for stale branches

Update documentation based on the latest PR

Assign unlabelled issues to the right developer

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Ship cleaner code with fewer surprises in review

Summarise pull requests, triage open issues, draft release notes, and sync tasks to your project tracker.

5 PRs summarised in Slack

Summarise the backlog of pull requests waiting for review

"Review the last 10 open pull requests in my repository, summarise the core changes, and post a digest to Slack so the team knows what needs attention."

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Find all unfinished tasks in my recent commits

"Scan my last 20 commits for 'TODO' comments and create a list in Google Sheets."

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Draft release notes from this week's merged PRs

"Look at all PRs merged since Monday and draft a release note summary in Notion."

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Identify code blocks that need better documentation

"Analyse the 'core' directory for functions without docstrings and list them in a new GitHub issue."

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Check for deprecated dependencies in my repo

"Scan my package.json file and identify any libraries that are no longer supported."

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Flag security vulnerabilities in open PRs

"Check all open PRs for insecure library imports and flag them for the security team."

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Identify infrastructure changes in recent merges

"Review merges to the main branch and extract any changes to Terraform files."

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Clean up branches that haven't been touched in a month

"List all branches inactive for 30 days and draft a deletion request."

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Check deployment logs for recurring errors

"Analyse the last 50 GitHub Actions logs for common failure patterns."

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Review environment variable changes in PRs

"Scan PRs for new environment variables and list them for the DevOps team."

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Map GitHub issues to project tracker tasks

"Compare open issues in GitHub with items in Jira and flag any missing links."

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Summarise user feedback from issue comments

"Read comments on the top 5 most engaged issues and summarise the core user requests."

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Draft a roadmap update based on merged features

"List all features merged this month and draft a roadmap progress update."

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Identify issues that have been open too long

"Find all issues open for over 60 days and post a list to the product Slack channel."

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Check if documentation matches current feature status

"Compare the README feature list with the latest merged PRs."

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Got a different task in mind? Describe it

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Find test cases missing from the repo

"Check the test directory against the feature list and flag missing coverage."

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Summarise failed test runs from GitHub Actions

"Read the latest 10 failed test runs and summarise the common error messages."

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Identify PRs that lack test coverage

"Scan recent PRs and flag any that do not include new test files."

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Draft bug reports from failed CI checks

"Create a new issue for every failed CI check that lacks an existing report."

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Check for flaky tests in the test suite

"Analyse test results for patterns of intermittent failure."

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Got a different task in mind? Describe it

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How Does a GitHub AI Agent Work

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🛸 Autopilot

Act on code changes and issues the moment they land — with agents on autopilot

The agents work across your apps 24/7.

They catch new PRs, triage incoming issues, and alert the right people before bottlenecks build.

Setting up an autopilot is too easy

New issue is created in GitHub

Describe...

1. Triage new issues the moment they are opened

WhenNew issue is created in GitHub

Then

Read the issue, check if it matches existing bugs, and post a summary to Slack.

Put on Autopilot

2. Flag PRs that lack a linked issue

WhenNew pull request is created in GitHub

Then

Check if the PR links to an issue; if not, add a comment asking for the link.

Put on Autopilot

3. Notify the team of failed builds

WhenWorkflow run is completed in GitHub

Then

If the build failed, post the error logs to the #dev-ops channel.

Put on Autopilot

4. Assign new PRs to the right reviewer

WhenNew pull request is created in GitHub

Then

Based on the files changed, assign the PR to the relevant code owner.

Put on Autopilot

5. Update the project board when a PR is merged

WhenPull request is merged in GitHub

Then

Move the linked task to 'Done' in Jira.

Put on Autopilot

1. Alert on security-sensitive file changes

WhenNew pull request is created in GitHub

Then

If the PR touches auth files, alert the security team in Slack.

Put on Autopilot

2. Monitor for infrastructure configuration drift

WhenEvery day at 09:00 AM

Then

Compare current infrastructure state against the repo and flag discrepancies.

Put on Autopilot

3. Keep documentation in sync with code

WhenPull request is merged in GitHub

Then

If the code changes, check if the README was updated; if not, flag it.

Put on Autopilot

4. Log all merged changes to a spreadsheet

WhenPull request is merged in GitHub

Then

Add the PR title, author, and date to the 'Deployment Log' sheet.

Put on Autopilot

5. Check for expired secrets in the repo

WhenEvery Monday at 08:00 AM

Then

Scan for hardcoded keys and flag them for immediate rotation.

Put on Autopilot

1. Track feature progress in real time

WhenPull request is merged in GitHub

Then

Update the feature status in Notion based on the PR title.

Put on Autopilot

2. Flag high-priority issues for the team

WhenNew issue is created in GitHub

Then

If the issue is labelled 'Urgent', email the product manager.

Put on Autopilot

3. Summarise weekly repo activity

WhenEvery Friday at 04:00 PM

Then

Compile a list of all merged PRs and post a summary to the team.

Put on Autopilot

4. Identify issues that need more user context

WhenNew issue is created in GitHub

Then

If the issue lacks a description, comment asking for reproduction steps.

Put on Autopilot

5. Keep stakeholders updated on release status

WhenNew release is created in GitHub

Then

Post the release notes to the stakeholder Slack channel.

Put on Autopilot

1. Flag PRs without test files

WhenNew pull request is created in GitHub

Then

Check for new test files; if missing, comment asking for coverage.

Put on Autopilot

2. Notify of failed test runs

WhenWorkflow run is completed in GitHub

Then

If tests fail, create a bug report in Jira.

Put on Autopilot

3. Check test coverage changes

WhenPull request is merged in GitHub

Then

Calculate the coverage delta and post it to the PR.

Put on Autopilot

4. Triage new bug reports

WhenNew issue is created in GitHub

Then

Check if the bug is reproducible; if so, label it as 'Confirmed'.

Put on Autopilot

5. Summarise test stability trends

WhenEvery Monday at 09:00 AM

Then

Analyse test results and flag any tests that are becoming flaky.

Put on Autopilot

Build your own autopilot

Set the trigger. Describe the action. Done.

1. Select when agent is executed

App

GitHub

When

Select

2. Describe the task to agent

Put on Autopilot

Playbooks

Turn any repetitive process into a
click-to-complete workflow.

Collect inputs through forms, run AI agents on the spot — all on one page.

PR Review Playbook

FormCollect data with form

1. Enter PR Link

Enter PR Link

Fill fields below 👇

PR URL *

AI AgentExecute agent from playbook

2. Analyse Code

Agent

Review the code in {{PR URL}} for security and style.

3. Post Review

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PR Review Playbook

Analyse code changes and provide feedback instantly.

Clone This Playbook

Issue Triage Playbook

Triage and label new issues with AI.

Clone This Playbook

Release Note Playbook

Draft release notes from commits.

Clone This Playbook

Dependency Audit Playbook

Check for outdated dependencies.

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Documentation Playbook

Update docs from code changes.

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One-off tasks in one message

Chat

When

New issue is created in GitHub

Then

Recurring Work on autopilot

Autopilot

PR Review Process

Enter PR link

Analyse code changes

Post review to GitHub

Repetitive Processes in 1 click

Playbooks

Why DoMyWork

Most Tools Call Themselves Agents.
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Built-In App Connections	1500+ Apps	Manual Config	Via Connectors Only	Each Needs Its Own Flow	Own Ecosystem Only
Web Research & Scraping	Built-In, No Extra Setup				Not Automation-Grade
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Scheduled Tasks					Limited Support
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It is an autonomous agent that handles repetitive GitHub tasks like PR summaries, issue triage, and documentation updates, allowing you to focus on shipping code.

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AI Agent for GitHub

Ship cleaner code with fewer surprises in review

Summarise the backlog of pull requests waiting for review

Find all unfinished tasks in my recent commits

Draft release notes from this week's merged PRs

Identify code blocks that need better documentation

Check for deprecated dependencies in my repo

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

Flag security vulnerabilities in open PRs

Identify infrastructure changes in recent merges

Clean up branches that haven't been touched in a month

Check deployment logs for recurring errors

Review environment variable changes in PRs

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

Map GitHub issues to project tracker tasks

Summarise user feedback from issue comments

Draft a roadmap update based on merged features

Identify issues that have been open too long

Check if documentation matches current feature status

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

Find test cases missing from the repo

Summarise failed test runs from GitHub Actions

Identify PRs that lack test coverage

Draft bug reports from failed CI checks

Check for flaky tests in the test suite

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

How Does a GitHub AI Agent Work

Act on code changes and issues the moment they land — with agents on autopilot

1. Triage new issues the moment they are opened

2. Flag PRs that lack a linked issue

3. Notify the team of failed builds

4. Assign new PRs to the right reviewer

5. Update the project board when a PR is merged

1. Alert on security-sensitive file changes

2. Monitor for infrastructure configuration drift

3. Keep documentation in sync with code

4. Log all merged changes to a spreadsheet

5. Check for expired secrets in the repo

1. Track feature progress in real time

2. Flag high-priority issues for the team

3. Summarise weekly repo activity

4. Identify issues that need more user context

5. Keep stakeholders updated on release status

1. Flag PRs without test files

2. Notify of failed test runs

3. Check test coverage changes

4. Triage new bug reports

5. Summarise test stability trends

Playbooks

Turn any repetitive process into a click-to-complete workflow.

What are playbooks?

PR Review Playbook

Issue Triage Playbook

Release Note Playbook

Dependency Audit Playbook

Documentation Playbook

Connect GitHub + Your Favourite Apps With AI Agents

Automate any manual work with AI Agents

One-off tasks in one message

Recurring Work on autopilot

Repetitive Processes in 1 click

Most Tools Call Themselves Agents. Few Actually Are.

Questions About GitHub AI Agent

Turn any repetitive process into a
click-to-complete workflow.

Most Tools Call Themselves Agents.
Few Actually Are.

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