Automate GitHub without writing code.

Open issues, review PRs and more. Describe the job you repeat in plain English and Mitra builds an agent that does it in GitHub, on the schedule you set. You sign in on GitHub's own page, so Mitra never sees your password, and you can disconnect at any time.

Jobs people hand to Mitra in GitHub.

Each one takes a sentence to set up. GitHub is one of the apps the agent works in.

• Status updates Daily standup summary: Every weekday at 8:45am, read Linear and GitHub and post a standup summary to #standup in Slack, blockers first. Link
• Follow-ups Code review nudges: At 11am on weekdays, find the pull requests waiting more than a day for review. Send each reviewer a Slack message with the link, oldest first. Link
• Triage Dependency alerts: Every Monday at 7am, check our repos for new dependency advisories. Open one Linear issue per repo, and post only the critical ones to #eng. Link
• Status updates Deploy digest: At 6pm every day, post one message to #shipped naming what reached production, who shipped it, and any revert. Link
• Triage Error triage: When a new Sentry issue hits real users, open a Linear issue with the stack trace. Post it to #eng with whoever last changed that file. Link
• Status updates On-call handoff: Every Monday at 9am, write a handoff note in Notion from the week's PagerDuty incidents. Post a short version to #on-call. Link
• Reporting Release notes: Each Thursday at 5pm, write release notes from the pull requests merged this week, split into features, fixes and chores. Publish to Notion and post highlights to #product. Link

Often paired with GitHub.

• Slack
• Linear
• Notion
• PagerDuty
• Sentry

What will you delegate first?

Start with one task. Tell Mitra what needs doing, and let it take it from there.

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