agentics
A sample pack of GitHub Agentic Workflows!
Agentics is a comprehensive library of reusable GitHub Agentic Workflow skills that automate repository maintenance, code review, CI analysis, and documentation tasks. The collection includes over 50 pre-built workflows ranging from issue triage and bug fixing to accessibility reviews and formal verification with Lean 4. Teams can deploy these workflows to their repositories to enable AI agents to handle maintenance burden, investigate CI failures, review pull requests, update documentation, and generate status reports automatically on schedules or via slash commands.
Key Features
Use Cases
- 01Automatically triage and label incoming issues and pull requests to reduce manual maintenance overhead
- 02Investigate failing CI workflows and generate diagnostic reports or automated fix pull requests
- 03Perform daily code quality reviews focusing on test coverage, performance, accessibility, and security
- 04Keep documentation synchronized with codebase changes through automated daily updates and wiki generation
- 05Generate weekly team status reports, research summaries, and repository activity chronicles
- 06Apply formal verification to critical code sections using Lean 4 to mathematically prove correctness
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agentics — FAQ
What is Agentics?+
Agentics is a curated collection of GitHub Agentic Workflow skill definitions that enable AI agents to automate repository maintenance, code review, CI monitoring, documentation, and planning tasks. These workflows run directly in GitHub repositories as scheduled jobs or in response to slash commands.
How do I install Agentics workflows in my repository?+
Install the GitHub Agentic Workflows CLI extension using 'gh extensions install github/gh-aw', then add specific workflows from the Agentics collection to your repository using the 'gh aw add' command. The workflows are deployed as GitHub Actions that execute agent tasks on schedules or triggers.
Which AI clients or platforms work with Agentics?+
Agentics workflows are designed for the GitHub Agentic Workflows platform (gh-aw) and run as GitHub Actions with integrated AI agent capabilities. They are not MCP servers for Claude Desktop or similar client applications.
Do I need API keys to use Agentics workflows?+
You'll need access to the GitHub Agentic Workflows platform and any API keys required by specific workflows (such as API access for external services used by individual workflows). Most workflows primarily interact with GitHub APIs using repository tokens.
Is Agentics free to use?+
The Agentics workflow collection is open source and freely available. However, running the workflows consumes GitHub Actions minutes and may incur AI model API costs depending on your GitHub plan and the specific workflows you deploy.
Can I customize existing workflows or create my own?+
Yes, you can clone the repository to customize existing workflows or create new ones following the GitHub Agentic Workflows format. The collection includes shared workflow fragments that can be imported as reusable building blocks.
How do I install agentics?+
Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. agentics is a skill — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.
Is agentics free?+
agentics is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.