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Pullfrog puts a coding agent to work in your GitHub repositories. It reviews pull requests, plans and triages issues, and writes code when you mention @pullfrog in a comment.

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How it works

  • The Pullfrog GitHub App listens to your repository’s events, checks who triggered each one, and decides when to start a run.
  • A pullfrog.yml workflow in .github/workflows/ runs the agent on your own GitHub Actions runners, against a checkout of your repository.
  • The console holds each repository’s settings: the model, which events trigger a run, and your review and coding instructions.
Runs start from an @pullfrog mention on an issue or PR, from the prompt box in the console, or automatically: on a new PR, a new issue, a review on a Pullfrog PR, or a failing CI check.

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What you get

  • Any model. Pay through Pullfrog Router at provider cost with no markup, bring your own API key, or use a Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Kimi Code, or OpenCode Go subscription you already have. Some models are free.
  • Agent-agnostic. Pullfrog runs Claude Code for Anthropic models and OpenCode for every other provider, with an experimental Codex harness. See model resolution.
  • Scoped credentials. Each run gets repository-scoped GitHub tokens that Pullfrog revokes when the run ends. Provider keys are stored encrypted in Pullfrog or in your GitHub Actions secrets.
  • Free for individuals and open source. Personal accounts and public repositories run free. Organizations need a plan for private repositories, after a 14-day trial. See Billing.
  • An open-source action. The Pullfrog GitHub Action is MIT-licensed.

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Explore the docs

Getting started

Install the GitHub App, add the workflow, and send your first prompt.

PR reviews

Automatic reviews on new PRs and new commits, and fixes for the comments they leave.

Issues

Duplicate checks, related issues, and implementation plans on new issues.

Coding tasks

Pullfrog addresses reviews and fixes failing CI on its own PRs.

Model access

Free models, Pullfrog Router, your own API key, or an existing subscription.

Security

Sandboxing, secret isolation, and short-lived GitHub tokens.

CLI configuration

Inspect and change settings and stored credentials from the terminal.

Comparisons

How Pullfrog compares to vendor agent actions and GitHub Copilot.