Pullfrog is the GitHub integration for coding agents. Write code, make plans, and review PRs with your favorite agent — without leaving GitHub.Documentation Index
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What is Pullfrog?
Pullfrog is an open-source orchestration layer for asynchronous development inside GitHub. It listens for webhooks, triggers agent runs based on your configuration, and provides a standard interaction model for any team to automate planning, coding, and review. Once installed, you can trigger agent runs by tagging@pullfrog anywhere in your repo, from the web dashboard, or via automated triggers.
Key features
- 🔌 Bring your own model — Works with any LLM provider: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Mistral, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, and more. Switch models with a config change.
- 💬 Tag your agent anywhere — No new UI to learn. Trigger agent runs with an @mention anywhere in your repo: issues, PRs, comments.
- ⚡ Automatic triggers — Configure automated responses to events like new issues, new PRs, CI failures, or PR reviews.
- 🧠 Context-aware behavior — Pullfrog picks the right approach for each task automatically: implement for code changes, review for PRs, plan for task breakdowns, address reviews for follow-up commits.
- 🔄 Self-healing PRs — Pullfrog automatically addresses CI failures and PR reviews on its own PRs.
- 👥 Built for teams — Organization-wide permissions, shared configuration, and async workflows. GitHub remains the single source of truth for access control.
- 🔐 Secure by default — Provider keys are stored encrypted in Pullfrog (or in GitHub Actions secrets, your choice). Repo actions use short-lived GitHub App tokens that auto-revoke when the run completes.
- ⚙️ Powered by GitHub Actions — Runs entirely in your GitHub Actions using your own API keys. You control the infrastructure, the secrets, and the costs.
- 🆓 Free for open source — The Pullfrog GitHub action is open-source and free for any open source projects, forever.

