Connect GitHub to AIOS Command
Your repositories hold years of engineering decisions, PR patterns, and deployment history that nobody analyses. Command reads every repository to surface the engineering health signals your dashboards miss.
Command found these insights across engineering teams' GitHub repositories within one hour
Review bottlenecks
1,243 PRs analysed. Average review wait: 2.7 days. 31 PRs open for over a week with no reviewer assigned.
Hidden tech debt
47 repositories with no README updates in 6 months. 89 open issues labelled 'bug' older than 90 days. 12 repos with zero test coverage data.
Deployment risk
23% of deployments happen on Fridays. 4 repos averaging 3+ hotfixes per release. Patterns invisible until you look at the data.
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What happens today
Every week you scan the pull-request queue trying to spot what is stuck. Most weeks you give up halfway. Reviews drag on. Branches rot. Releases slip out by days, then weeks, then quarters.
You have hundreds of pull requests, issues, and comments buried in your repos. You have no idea where the real risk is concentrated. Your tech debt lives only in commit history, and nobody on the leadership team can see it.
Every sprint those stale PRs sit untouched is another sprint of velocity bleeding into rework no roadmap ever planned for.
What Command sees in your GitHub
Command doesn't just list pull requests. It infers. It scans your repositories and extracts engineering health signals from PR patterns, commit history, deployment frequency, and code quality indicators.
Engineering intelligence emerges from your data. Your digital twin knows which PRs are bottlenecking, where tech debt is hiding, which contributors are single points of failure, and which deployment patterns increase risk.
Within 48 hours, Command builds you engineering intelligence: review velocity by team, tech debt scored across repositories, deployment health signals, and contributor risk analysis.
The two digital workers in Command
Insight Team
Watches every repository. Extracts PR patterns, identifies review bottlenecks, surfaces tech debt, finds engineering risks.
Action Team
Sends review reminders, cleans stale branches, generates release notes, creates sprint summaries.
Before and after Command
What Command can do with your GitHub
Review velocity analysis
Tracks PR review times, identifies bottlenecks, and suggests process improvements to keep teams shipping fast.
Tech debt tracking
Scores accumulated tech debt across repositories, tracks coverage gaps, and surfaces stale issues needing attention.
Deployment intelligence
Monitors deployment frequency, identifies risky patterns, and alerts when deployments increase incident risk.
Contributor insights
Maps knowledge distribution, identifies bus factor risks, and highlights single points of failure in your codebase.
Common questions about GitHub integration
Can Command access my private repositories?
Yes. Command uses secure OAuth authentication with fine-grained repository permissions. You can control which repositories Command reads during setup. No code is copied to external servers - analysis happens in your workspace.
How does Command analyse PR patterns?
Command scans PR history, review times, approval patterns, and commit messages. It detects bottlenecks, identifies who reviews what, tracks deployment frequency, and surfaces patterns invisible in your dashboards.
How long does it take to connect GitHub?
One click. You authorise Command via OAuth, and it begins scanning your repositories immediately. You'll see your first engineering insights within 48 hours.
What about GitLab, Bitbucket, or other Git platforms?
Command currently focuses on GitHub. We are exploring support for other platforms. If you need GitLab or Bitbucket integration, contact our team.
Can Command detect tech debt automatically?
Yes. Command scores tech debt across your repositories by analysing stale branches, inactive issues, missing documentation, test coverage gaps, and dependency age. It surfaces the hidden debt accumulating invisibly.
Can I revoke access at any time?
Yes. Command uses standard OAuth. You can revoke access anytime in your GitHub account settings. Command stops working immediately.
Does Command work with branch protection rules?
Yes. Command respects your branch protection rules and deployment restrictions. It analyses what actually got merged and deployed, not what you intended to merge.
Connect your GitHub. See what's hiding.
Your repositories hold engineering intelligence nobody analyses. Command surfaces the review patterns, tech debt, and deployment risks hiding in your codebase.
One-click OAuth. Engineering insights within 48 hours. No configuration needed.