Bugs from the chat land in GitHub
Ask your agent to connect GitHub and it sends you a secure link, or connect it from Tools in the web app. From then on you can ask what is open, what got merged this week or what a pull request changes, and say "open an issue for this" in any chat, including a WhatsApp group where your team reports bugs.
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Issues from a message
Describe a bug in a sentence or a voice note, or forward a screenshot. The agent writes the issue with steps, expected and actual result, and shows it to you before it opens it.
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Know what is going on
Open issues, pull requests waiting for review, what was merged and who is working on what, across your repositories, in a short answer.
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You approve every change
Reading runs on its own. Opening or closing an issue, a comment, a label or anything else that changes GitHub waits for your yes.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be a developer?
No. You talk to your agent in plain words. It knows how GitHub works and asks you only what it needs, such as which repository a bug belongs to.
Will it change my code or issues without asking?
No. Every change waits for your approval in the chat. You can change that per tool in Tools in the web app.
Which repositories can it see?
The ones your GitHub account can reach. You can disconnect it at any time from Tools in the web app or from your GitHub settings.
Can it work in my team’s WhatsApp group?
Yes. In a group it opens, it answers only when someone tags it, so a teammate can write "@LVLZ open an issue for this" and you approve it.
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