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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 30-day trial. See Billing.
• An open-source action. The Pullfrog GitHub Action is MIT-licensed.

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