Capability · GitHub PR agent

Connect a repo, ship a reviewed pull request

Point the agent at a GitHub repository and ask for a change. It works in a sandbox clone and delivers the result as a scoped, reviewed pull request — never a direct push.

connect → index → PR

What you get

Built to be trusted

On an existing codebase, trust matters more than speed. code-anything connects to your GitHub repository, understands it, and makes changes in an isolated clone. The only thing that touches your repository is a pull request you review and merge. Nothing is pushed to your branches directly.

PULL REQUEST

Changes via PR only

Every change arrives as a pull request you review and merge. The agent never pushes directly to your branches.

SCOPED

Focused diffs

Work happens in an isolated sandbox clone, so each PR is scoped to the task instead of sprawling across the repo.

VERIFIED

Checks before you look

Typecheck, tests and build run on the change first, so the PR you review has already cleared the basics.

Details

What's included

StageWhat happens
ConnectAuthorize a GitHub repository
IndexThe codebase is indexed for context
EditChanges are made in a sandbox clone
VerifyTypecheck, tests and build run
Pull requestA reviewed PR is opened for you

The path from a connected repo to a mergeable PR.

In practice

A real flow, end to end

Connect a repo, describe the task, and the agent returns a pull request. The diff is scoped and the checks have already run.

Terminal
$ connect github.com/acme/store
✓ repo connected · indexing…
$ task "add a dark mode toggle to the header"
Editing in sandbox clone…
✓ typecheck · ✓ tests · ✓ build
→ Opened PR #142: "Add dark mode toggle" (12 files, scoped)

How it stays trustworthy

  • Your repository is only ever modified through a pull request you review — there are no direct pushes to your branches.
  • All edits happen in an isolated sandbox clone, so an in-progress change can never affect your real repo.
  • Each PR is scoped to the task you asked for, keeping diffs reviewable rather than sprawling.
  • Typecheck, tests and build run before the PR opens, so you review work that already passes the basics.

FAQ

Common questions

No. The only way your repository changes is through a pull request you review and merge. The agent never pushes to your branches.

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