GitHub DevOps Workflows Orchestrated in Plain English.
Automate PR triage, issue management, and release workflows in GitHub without writing custom Actions or webhook handlers.
Automate PR triage, issue management, and release workflows in GitHub without writing custom Actions or webhook handlers.
Monitor GitHub for new pull requests; auto-assign reviewers based on code ownership; run compliance checks and post a review summary with merge readiness status.
Auto-assign reviewers, label PRs by area, and enforce merge requirements — reducing time-to-review by eliminating manual triage.
Identify GitHub issues with no activity for 30 days, ping the assignee for a status update, and auto-close issues that remain stale.
Compile merged PRs since the last tag, categorize by type, and auto-generate release notes in the repository.
PR triage, change-management ticket creation in ServiceNow or Jira, release notes generation, vulnerability triage, code-owner notifications, branch-protection compliance checks, and engineering metrics roll-ups. Kognitos reads repos, PRs, issues, and Actions runs, applies your written engineering policy, and writes back comments, labels, or downstream tickets with audit.
Through a GitHub App installed at the organisation or repo scope, or a fine-grained PAT for trial use. You grant the specific permissions needed (Repository: contents, issues, pull requests; Organization: members, audit log). Kognitos subscribes to webhooks for real-time triggers.
pull_request, push, issues, issue_comment, workflow_run, release, deployment_status, secret_scanning_alert, dependabot_alert, and any custom repo webhook. Scheduled jobs cover nightly housekeeping (stale-PR sweeps, unmaintained branch reports).
Yes. Kognitos is SOC 2 Type II, requests least-privilege scopes, and never uses your source code for model training. App tokens live in a managed secret store; you can revoke access from the GitHub App settings at any time.
Book a demo. We'll help you install the Kognitos GitHub App, scope it to the right repos, and ship a working automation (PR triage, change-ticket creation, or release notes) written in plain English in the first session.
