Which coding agents does GitBot work with?

GitBot turns jobs assigned to Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode into reusable bots.

Where does GitBot run, and does it require an account?

GitBot runs on your machine using the logins you already have. It requires no account and states that it has no telemetry.

Can I limit what a bot may touch?

Yes. GitBot lets you set what a bot may touch before running it in a repository.

Can I revisit a bot run?

Yes. Each run is a thread you can return to.

Is GitBot open source?

Yes. GitBot is described as open source.

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GitBot

Turns recurring Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode jobs into reusable bots that run locally.

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What GitBot does.

GitBot turns a job you keep giving Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode into a bot. Write the instructions once, set what it may touch, and run it in any repo. Each run is a thread you can come back to. Install bots other devs made from the Library, or share yours with a code. ShipGuard, for example, reads your branch and says merge or block, with file and line evidence. Runs on your machine with the logins you already have. Open source. No account, no telemetry.

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GitBot

What GitBot does.

What it can help with.

Reusable coding-agent bots

Explicit scope limits

Persistent run threads

Bot discovery and sharing

Evidence-backed branch review

Before you open it.

When we picked it.

GitBot

What GitBot does.

What it can help with.

Reusable coding-agent bots

Explicit scope limits

Persistent run threads

Bot discovery and sharing

Evidence-backed branch review

Before you open it.

When we picked it.

Once UI 2.0

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