Your AI employee for GitHub.
Junior is the AI coworker that lives in your Slack or Teams and runs the GitHub ops around your engineers — triaging issues, posting the PR-review digest, turning requests into issues, and drafting release notes. It's not a coding agent; it's the coordination layer so your engineers stay in flow.
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The code is the easy part. The coordination around GitHub is what leaks engineering time.
Issues, PRs, and releases need shepherding — and that shepherding falls on whoever has the least focus to spare.
- •PRs sit waiting for review and nobody nudges the reviewer
- •Issues land untriaged — no label, no owner, no priority
- •Bugs and requests get reported in Slack and never become issues
- •Release notes get written by hand from the merge log every cycle
Junior doesn't write or merge code — your engineers and your coding tools do that. It connects over OAuth and runs the issue triage, PR-status digests, and release prep in the background — the coordination an AI employee handles so the team stays heads-down.
What Junior can do in GitHub
You authorize Junior with your own GitHub account over OAuth. From there it works the issues, pull requests, and activity in the repos you grant it — the coordination layer, not the code itself.
Search and read issues and pull requests, see review status and what's merged, and answer repo questions in Slack without anyone opening GitHub.
Turn a Slack bug report or request into a well-formed GitHub issue, then label it, assign an owner, and set milestones — so nothing sits untriaged.
Comment on issues and PRs and nudge the right reviewer in Slack when a pull request has been waiting — so reviews don't stall.
Roll up open PRs by review state, merged work, and stale issues into a digest or draft release notes posted to your channel.
Junior coordinates GitHub — issues, PRs, and digests — it does not write or merge code. Read and write are separated, and irreversible actions wait for a one-click approval in Slack.
Day-one GitHub workflows
Pick one job, set the rhythm. These are the GitHub coordination jobs that eat engineering time — not the coding, the shepherding around it.
PR-review digest
Issue triage
Requests → issues
Release notes draft
How to start
Hire
Free trial · $100 credit. Name your Junior and give it a role (e.g., 'Eng Ops').
Connect GitHub + Slack
Authorize GitHub and Slack or Teams over OAuth, scoped to the repos you choose. Setup is under 10 minutes.
Set one rhythm
Start with the PR-review digest or issue triage — the coordination your team does by hand today. Junior runs it on schedule.
Teams this is for
You want engineers reviewing and shipping, not chasing PRs and triaging the backlog. Junior runs that coordination from Slack so the team stays in flow.
Junior gives you the daily PR-review digest and keeps issues triaged and owned — the visibility you'd otherwise assemble by hand.
Bug reports land in Slack. Junior turns them into well-formed GitHub issues with repro steps in the right repo, so nothing slips between support and engineering.
Frequently asked
Take the GitHub coordination off your engineers.
Free trial · $100 credit. No credit card. Connect GitHub and Slack, and Junior is posting the PR-review digest and triaging issues by tomorrow.
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