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How to bring your software delivery workflow into GitHub with agent apps
GitHub has introduced agent apps that integrate third-party software delivery tools directly into GitHub workflows. These apps allow developers to use external services without leaving the platform.
Why it matters
This reduces context switching between different tools, helping developers move from scoping to deployment more efficiently within a single interface.
The details
- Agent apps are available for installation via the GitHub Marketplace.
- Users can interact with agents using @mentions in pull request comments.
- Integrated services include Amplitude, LaunchDarkly, PagerDuty, and Endor Labs.
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GitHub owns GitHub Agent Apps
GitHub provides GitHub Agent Apps to integrate third-party tools into developer workflows.
GitHub owns GitHub Marketplace
GitHub operates the GitHub Marketplace for developer tools and agent apps.
GitHub Agent Apps uses GitHub Copilot
GitHub agent apps are powered by the same platform and harness as Copilot cloud agent.
GitHub Marketplace is related to GitHub Agent Apps
GitHub agent apps are distributed and available through the GitHub Marketplace.
Amplitude is a partner of GitHub
Amplitude partners with GitHub as an inaugural agent app provider.
GitHub Agent Apps is related to Amplitude
Developers can query the Amplitude agent directly from the Agents tab in GitHub.
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Endor Labs is a partner of GitHub
Endor Labs partners with GitHub to provide automated dependency and package risk checks.
GitHub Agent Apps is related to Endor Labs
The Endor Labs agent reviews changed pull request dependencies inside GitHub.
LaunchDarkly is a partner of GitHub
LaunchDarkly partners with GitHub to provide automated feature flag creation in pull requests.
GitHub Agent Apps is related to LaunchDarkly
The LaunchDarkly agent configures feature flags directly via pull request comments.
PagerDuty is a partner of GitHub
PagerDuty partners with GitHub to assess deployment risks for pull requests.
GitHub Agent Apps is related to PagerDuty
The PagerDuty agent assesses incident history and deployment risk before merging pull requests.
Miro partners with GitHub to connect visual collaboration with code workflows.
GitHub Agent Apps is related to Miro
Miro's agent integrates visual collaboration into GitHub agent sessions.
Packfiles is a partner of GitHub
Packfiles partners with GitHub to provide backlog analysis and migration strategies.
GitHub Agent Apps is related to Packfiles
Packfiles's agent analyzes backlogs and builds migration strategies in GitHub.
Bright Security is a partner of GitHub
Bright Security partners with GitHub to deliver dynamic application security testing.
GitHub Agent Apps is related to Bright Security
Bright Security's agent autonomously executes dynamic security testing inside GitHub.
Octopus Deploy is a partner of GitHub
Octopus Deploy partners with GitHub to diagnose and resolve deployment failures.
GitHub Agent Apps is related to Octopus Deploy
Octopus Deploy's agent identifies and diagnoses deployment failures within GitHub.
SonarQube is related to GitHub Agent Apps
SonarQube's agent brings code analysis, quality gates, and remediation into GitHub agent sessions.
GitHub Agent Apps uses AI Agents
GitHub agent apps leverage AI agent technology to automate software delivery tasks.
GitHub Agent Apps uses Agentic Workflows
GitHub agent apps coordinate agentic workflows directly within repository tabs and pull requests.
GitHub Copilot uses AI Agents
GitHub Copilot uses AI agents for code assistance and pull request generation.
GitHub Agent Apps is related to Continuous Integration
GitHub agent apps enable proactive dependency and security reviews prior to CI scan runs.
LaunchDarkly uses Feature Flags
LaunchDarkly manages feature flags to control phased rollouts.
Bright Security uses Dynamic Application Security Testing
Bright Security utilizes dynamic application security testing to evaluate applications.
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Introduction of GitHub Agent Apps
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