github-workflow

You can automate GitHub workflows from issue to merge by mapping webhook events and cron schedules to mission-based tasks. This orchestrates issue planning, PR monitoring, CI fixes, staging validation, and post-merge learning across your repositories.

Event-driven workflow automation uses webhook events to trigger mission-like tasks for PR monitoring and CI fixes. It maps repository events into automated processes that move work from issue creation through staging validation to merged code.

To install automated mission templates, configure your repository with GitHub authentication and workspace storage for per-repo parameters. Then use the guided install flow to update the mission set and trigger a synthetic issue to verify the workflow.

Yes, you can use cron-based scheduling alongside webhook events to automate staging validation and post-merge learning. The automation scopes to your GitHub repositories by mapping both event types into mission-like tasks for end-to-end workflow management.

Workflow automation requires a configured GitHub repository, valid GitHub authentication, and dedicated workspace storage for per-repo parameters. These prerequisites ensure the event-driven missions can properly access and orchestrate your repository workflows.

GitHub workflow automation may fail to trigger if the repository is not properly configured or if per-repo parameters in workspace storage are missing. Ensure GitHub authentication is valid and the mission templates are correctly installed and updated for your repository.