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Triage issues and review pull requests with Tuti.

Connect GitHub and Tuti can triage your issues and review your pull requests. It labels new issues, points out risky changes, and hands real fixes to your Claude Code or Codex.

Tuti holding a code branch

See it work.

“Triage new issues on tavix/web and label them.”

More examples

Write release notes from merged pull requestsTuti reads 14 merged PRs and drafts the v2.4 release notes for you to publish.
Find out why CI is failingTuti reads the failing run, finds the commit that broke it and tells #eng.

What Tuti does.

Step by step

  • Reads new issues, adds labels, marks duplicates and asks the reporter for missing details.
  • Reviews open pull requests: reads the diff and the checks, and points out risky changes and missing tests.
  • Lists the pull requests waiting on you, on a schedule you choose, like every morning.
  • For an issue worth fixing, starts your Claude Code or Codex on a branch and opens the pull request.

What you see and approve

  • Merging, closing and deleting always wait for your approval.
  • A report of what Tuti labelled, commented on and reviewed, in the chat.

How it works.

  1. Step 1: Sign in with GitHub

    Choose the repositories and organizations Tuti can see.

  2. Step 2: Tell it what to do

    “Triage new issues on tavix/web and label them.”

  3. Step 3: Read the report

    Tuti tells you what it labelled, where it commented and which pull requests look safe to merge.

  4. Step 4: Hand off the fixes

    For the issues worth fixing, Tuti runs your Claude Code or Codex and sends you the pull request.

Things you can ask.

Copy one, then type it or say it to Tuti.

Merging is your call.

Tuti only sees the repositories you grant. Merging, pushing to a protected branch and deleting always need your approval, and every action is in your activity history.

How Tuti keeps you safe

Common questions.

How does Tuti connect to GitHub?
With GitHub’s own sign-in. You choose the repositories, and you can revoke access from GitHub or from the Tavix app at any time.
Can it run on a schedule?
Yes. Ask Tuti to triage every morning or check for stale pull requests every Friday, and it runs on that schedule.
Does it write code too?
Yes, with your own Claude Code or Codex. Tuti writes the prompt, reviews the result and opens the pull request. See the coding page for the details.

Say it once. Tuti handles the rest.

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