I will connect github issues to an ai agent for repo aware triage

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Alex G

About this gig

I set up agent orchestration workflows around GitHub events.


This is not a standard GitHub Copilot setup. The service is focused on custom event driven workflows: GitHub webhooks receive repository events, labels define workflow state and routing, and different agent profiles can be started for different situations.


For example, one label can trigger issue triage, another can request clarification, another can start implementation, and another can send work to verification or human review. The workflow can react to issues, comments, labels, pull requests, review states and other GitHub events.


The orchestration layer is my open source npm package @teqfw/github-flows. It connects GitHub webhooks with Docker based AI agents such as Codex, Claude, OpenCode or another CLI agent that can run in a container.


The goal is controlled automation, not uncontrolled code generation. Each flow has explicit triggers, limited access, clear prompts, visible GitHub output and safe human boundaries.

This service is useful when standard assistant tools are not enough and you need a custom GitHub workflow where events, labels and agents work together.

Get to know Alex G

Alex G

GitHub workflow automation with Docker based AI agents

5.0(9)
  • FromLatvia
  • Member sinceMar 2023
  • Last delivery1 year
  • Languages

    English, Russian, Latvian
I am a full-stack JavaScript and Node.js developer focused on GitHub workflow automation with AI agents. I created the open-source npm package @teqfw/github-flows, an orchestration layer that connects GitHub webhook events to Docker-based agents such as Codex, Claude, or other containerized tools. I help developers and small teams evaluate, design, and configure event-driven AI workflows for repositories: issue triage, repo-aware analysis, documentation updates, pull request support, and multi-step automation. I also handle deployment and server-side setup.