Software · Agent control plane
GitHub-native orchestration for delegating work to Copilot, Claude, Codex, and custom agents.
Issues, agent sessions, draft pull requests, review, policy, and auditability remain inside GitHub workflows.
Official-site capture · checked 2026-07-26
Overview
GitHub Agent HQ sits above coding-agent harnesses and coordinates how their sessions map to repositories, branches, review, and delivery. GitHub-native orchestration for delegating work to Copilot, Claude, Codex, and custom agents.
The standout: Issues, agent sessions, draft pull requests, review, policy, and auditability remain inside GitHub workflows. The strongest fit: Organizations already standardized on GitHub that need cloud execution and repository-native governance.
Operating model
Delegate repository work from GitHub, GitHub Mobile, or Visual Studio Code.
Run concurrent agent sessions against issues and repository context.
Keep branch creation, draft pull requests, review, policy, and audit inside GitHub.
Move accepted work through the organization’s existing pull-request controls.
Fit check
It is a cloud repository orchestration layer rather than a local, forkable desktop client.
The strongest fit is for organizations already standardized on GitHub and Copilot governance.
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