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Connect GitHub issues, pull requests, and workflow events to AAMP-compatible AI agents. Trigger work from comments like /aamp fix, keep execution in your own agent environment, and write results back to GitHub.

Capabilities

AAMP GitHub Bridge connects GitHub issues, pull requests, and workflow events to AAMP-compatible agents running locally or in your own environment.

• Trigger agent work from issue or PR comments such as /aamp fix, /aamp review, or /aamp explain-ci • Pair repositories with specific agent mailboxes using short-lived AAMP pairing URLs • Dispatch tasks with repository, command, and event context so agents understand where the request came from • Write completed results or clarification requests back to GitHub comments • Keep execution close to your workstation or private infrastructure instead of sending repository work to a hosted bot by default

Benefits

Use GitHub as the cloud coordination layer while letting powerful local AI agents do the actual work. Teams can ask an agent to fix an issue, investigate CI, draft documentation, or review code from the place where engineering discussion already happens.

AAMP keeps the workflow transparent: each request becomes an auditable task, each agent response is threaded back to the original issue or pull request, and repository pairing limits which agents can receive work from which repos.

Getting started

• Install the GitHub App on the repositories you want to connect. • Open the setup page and pair each repository with an AAMP agent. • Comment /aamp fix or another /aamp ... instruction on an issue or pull request.

Description from the GitHub Marketplace listing.