Assisted coding & GitHub

You can connect Agentron to a GitHub repository so that workflow run errors are automatically reported as GitHub issues. Each issue includes the error details, a link to the run, and an “Assisted coding by Agentron” attribution.

GitHub integration (Settings)

1. Open Settings → GitHub in Agentron.
2. Create a GitHub Personal Access Token  with repo scope (or public_repo for public repos only).
3. Enter the token and the default repository (owner and repo name).
4. Enable Auto-report run errors to GitHub Issues.
5. Optionally set Issue labels (e.g. agentron, run-error). If left empty, issues are created with labels agentron and run-error by default.
6. Click Save.

When a workflow run fails, Agentron creates a GitHub issue in the default repo with:

• Run ID and link to the run in Agentron (if AGENTRON_BASE_URL is set)
• Error message and stack trace
• A short summary of the last steps
• A footer: Reported by Agentron  · Assisted coding .

The same run is only reported once (debounced by run id for 10 minutes) so duplicate code paths do not create duplicate issues.

README badge (Built with Agentron)

You can add a badge to your repository README to show that the project uses Agentron for assisted coding:

[![Assisted by Agentron](https://img.shields.io/badge/Assisted%20by-Agentron-6B7280?style=flat&logo=github)](https://docs.agentron.rocks)

Or a simpler text link:

Built with [Agentron](https://docs.agentron.rocks) (assisted coding).

Replace the badge URL or link if your docs or marketing use a different domain.