Pull request automation

Probot is a framework for building and deploying GitHub Apps that monitor webhook events and execute automated workflows. It provides a system for receiving and validating event notifications to trigger server-side actions. The project utilizes an event-driven plugin architecture and a middleware-based request processing system to handle authentication, validation, and routing. It employs a dependency-injection pattern to provide a pre-configured API client for authenticated interactions with GitHub services. The framework includes tools for token-based identity management, signature-based p

gh-dash is a terminal user interface (TUI) dashboard and API client for monitoring and managing GitHub pull requests, issues, and notifications. It serves as a repository manager and git workflow tool, allowing users to track project activity and execute development lifecycle tasks directly from the command line. The project distinguishes itself through a highly configurable layout and keybinding system. It uses custom filter templates to define specific subsets of activity and allows users to associate remote repositories with local filesystem directories to automate branch checkouts. The t

Stale is a GitHub App and Probot-based automation bot that manages issue tracker lifecycles by identifying, warning, and closing abandoned issues and pull requests based on configurable periods of inactivity. It functions as a maintenance utility for open-source project trackers, running periodic background jobs to scan repositories and enforce cleanup rules without manual user intervention. The application customizes abandonment criteria through repository-stored configuration files that define numeric thresholds, specific search qualifiers, exemption tags, and automated warning messages. It

Vouch is a GitHub Actions automation that enforces community trust by requiring new contributors to be vouched by existing members before they can interact with a project's issues and pull requests. It maintains a vouched user list in a tracked file, and automatically closes or locks interactions from unvouched or denounced users to reduce spam and abuse. The system lets collaborators manage trust through issue and discussion comments using specific keywords to vouch, denounce, or unvouch users, with automatic updates to the vouched list and optional pull request merges. It also provides a CL

cs2pr - Annotate a GitHub Pull Request based on a Checkstyle XML-report within your GitHub Action