POV: You have hundreds of feature and bug fix requests on Github

Automatically resolve it by A) Adding the “I2PR: Resolve” label to the issue, or B) Launching the “Resolve Workflow” directly from issuetopr.dev

Launch an AI agent to automatically resolve a Github issue for you on IssueToPR.dev

An AI agent will be given your Github Issue, your codebase, and a secure containerized environment to explore and resolve the issue.

An LLM agent automatically explores your codebase, opens a new branch, and makes code edits to fix your issue.

A Pull Request is automatically generated as soon as the workflow is complete, usually within minutes

The Pull Request has a detailed breakdown of what has changed, including all of the specific, required changes to address the issue. All changes are safely made on a new auto-generated branch, so it doesn’t affect any existing deployments.

Don’t want to sit around and wait for the changes? Launch multiple workflows at the same time.

PRs are generated as easily as Issues

PRs are immediately created as soon as the Agent is finished with the workflow. Multiple agents can run in parallel.

A high percentage of Issue To PR-generated PRs are merged to main

Agents are extremely effective at identifying the source of an issue and writing targeted PRs that only focus on the Issue at hand.

For PRs that aren’t successful, it is often due unclear or vague Issues. Which is 100% part of the process. You can update the Issue (or create a new one) and run the workflow again with improved results

If you provide comments or reviews to a PR, run the Create Dependent PR workflow to automatically update the PR based on the review comments

Run a typical review on a PR, and let an agent automatically resolve them for you.