AI Agents & Presets
A curated gallery of installable agents — named presets over the capabilities Lithora already has. Install one, and it works your PRs, backlog, or releases in the background, always staging its actions for your approval.
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Agents reason over your linked context, propose a plan, wait for your confirmation, then execute — from a red build to an owned fix, or an issue to a merged PR.
What an agent is
An agent is not a separate AI product — it is a named preset over features Lithora already ships: automations, the AI Workspace, GitHub sync, and the memory graph. Browse and install them from Dashboard → Agents. There are two kinds:
Automation agents
Installing one instantiates a real automation template. “Installed” means your team now has a live automation created from that template — it runs on triggers like a PR opening or a nightly schedule.
Page agents
A feature that lives on its own page — Sprint Planner, Secret Sentinel, Workspace Q&A, Code Search, or Architect. “Install” just opens it; there is nothing running in the background.
The catalog — Code
GuardReview
On each PR, reads the diff, scores risk, and stages a review (comment or request-changes) for your one-tap approval.
CI-Triage Conductor
When CI fails, reads the logs, diagnoses the failure, and opens a fix task — storm-protected so a flapping pipeline can’t spam you.
PR Describer
When a PR opens, drafts a clear, reviewer-friendly description from the diff and stages it for approval.
Secret Sentinel
Deep-scans each PR’s diff for leaked credentials. Secrets are always redacted — only a fingerprint is stored.
The catalog — Plan
Backlog Triager
On a nightly schedule, reviews open work, proposes priorities and labels, and parks a digest for you to approve in the morning.
ExpertRoute
When an issue is opened, proposes the best assignee from code ownership and past work (staged for approval).
Standup Bot
Each weekday morning, summarizes what the team shipped and where work stands, and posts it in-app (and optionally Slack).
Sprint Planner
Pick a project and a capacity — proposes a coherent set of backlog tasks for the next sprint and creates a cycle from your selection.
The catalog — Ship & Know
ReleaseScribe
When a release is published, drafts grouped, human-readable release notes from the merged PRs and stages them for approval.
Workspace Q&A
Ask in plain language — answers from your team’s tasks, notes, and projects, and cites its sources.
Code Search
Index a linked repo and search its code in plain language — results deep-link to the file on GitHub.
Architect
Generate a Mermaid architecture diagram from a repo’s structure or a description.
The approval model
- Staged, not autonomous: Agents that touch GitHub draft the change — a review, a description, release notes — and stage it. Nothing is posted to GitHub until you approve it.
- Auditable: Each automation agent keeps a run history — you can see exactly what fired, when, and what it proposed.
Where agents run
Plan requirement