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The most straightforward way to use Pullfrog — just tell it what to do.

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Dashboard prompt box

Open any repo in the Pullfrog console, type a prompt, and hit send. Pullfrog kicks off a GitHub Actions run and gets to work. This is great for ad-hoc tasks that aren’t tied to an existing issue or PR.
The prompt box in the Pullfrog console

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Mentioning @pullfrog

You can mention @pullfrog in any issue comment, PR comment, or PR review comment. Pullfrog picks up the mention and responds to whatever you asked — right where you’re already working.
Mentioning @pullfrog in a GitHub comment
By default, only repository collaborators can trigger runs via mentions. You can allow non-collaborators in your repo’s Mentions settings in the console. You can also tag @pullfrog directly in an issue or PR body when you create it. This skips the Quick Links step and immediately triggers a run with the body as the prompt. When Pullfrog is set to post Quick Links (the default for new repos), it drops a comment on new issues and PRs with one-click action buttons:
  • Make a plan — generates an implementation plan
  • Build this — jumps straight into coding
  • Review this — kicks off a code review
Quick Links are a lightweight alternative to full automations. Instead of auto-triggering on every new issue or PR, they let the author (or a teammate) decide when and how to involve Pullfrog. You can toggle between Quick Links and full automations in the Reviews and Issues sections of the console.