superbot on GitHub

Install the App, then mention @superbot on an issue.
The result lands as a pull request.

What it does

Starts a cloud run on the project for a repo when @superbot is in an issue or pull request comment. The reply carries the run id and a link.
Pushes onto the branch of a same-repo pull request, or opens a pull request.
Takes two commands, @superbot review and @superbot watch.
Reads your own GitHub profile, public repositories and notifications when your agent is asked to.
Starts a routine on a GitHub event. It is saved as a draft that you turn on.

Install the superbot GitHub App. Choose your account or organization and the repos. An organization owner installs it for the organization.
In superbot, add each of those repos as a project.
Write @superbot and your ask in an issue or pull request comment. Anyone else links their GitHub account from the link in the first reply.

in an issue comment

@superbot fix the failing login test

in a pull request comment

@superbot review

ask your agent

What is new in my GitHub notifications?

The first two are typed on GitHub. The third goes to your agent anywhere you use it.

Status: The GitHub App is live. Not in the GitHub Marketplace yet.
Needs: A connected GitHub account. For @superbot, the App installed on the repo and your GitHub account linked.
Permissions: Only people with write access to the repository can start a run. The read-only lookups ask for read:user and notifications, and no repository access.
Runs: A run is cloud-only and lands as a pull request a person merges.

Status as of 2026-10-19.