Schedules and triggers
Run hourly, daily, on weekdays or weekly in the host's timezone. Or react to events from tasks, social media, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Linear and Jira.
Automations
Recurring work, done on schedule.
Turn a prompt into an automation that runs on a schedule or reacts to events, then come back to its results and history.
Start from a template
Templates cover finding critical bugs, scanning for vulnerabilities, reviewing pull requests, auditing dependencies, triaging issues, watching failing CI and writing a weekly changelog.
In control of every run
Preview the schedule before saving, run now, pause, resume or stop a run, and read the history. An automation cannot change itself or raise its own permissions.
What you can do
- Hourly, daily, weekday and weekly schedules
- Triggers from GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Linear, Jira, tasks and social media
- Templates for reviews, audits, docs, tests and changelogs
- Provider, model and permission mode per automation
- Schedule preview, run now, pause and resume
- Run history and limits
- Auto-fix runs only in a clean managed worktree
Examples
Monday changelog
Every Monday, summarize last week's merged changes into a draft changelog.
Draft PR review
Review every new draft pull request with a read-only prompt.
Issue triage
Turn new GitHub issues into suggested to-do items.
Good to know
Automations run on the bycoda Host with your signed-in provider. Event triggers need the matching integration to be connected. Creating an automation does not run it.
Questions
Does my computer need to be on?
Automations run on the Host of the machine they belong to, so that machine needs to be running.
Can an automation push or merge code?
It works within its permission mode. Merges, sends and other sensitive actions still need your approval.
Can I try it before scheduling?
Yes. Preview the schedule and use Run now to test it.
Keep exploring
Social mediaDrafts, campaigns, a unified inbox and per-account autonomy rules, with owner approval for sends.
NotesMarkdown project notes and a personal notebook that you can add to conversations as context.
Remote machinesOpen folders on SSH machines as projects, run agents there, keep saved servers and share dev servers.
Try it on your own projects.
bycoda is free, open source and in beta for Windows x64 and Apple Silicon Macs. Bring the agent accounts you already use.
Desktop packages for this release are available for Windows x64 and Apple Silicon macOS.