Mergify Community Issue Tracker
Fast and flexible GitHub action to cherry-pick merged pull requests to selected branches
Agent-managed GitHub merge queue for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and MCP clients
Merge your pull request in order when enabled the Require branches to be up to date before merging
Detent is board-driven agentic work orchestration, shipped as a single Go binary — it watches a GitHub Projects board and runs each ready issue through an isolated Git worktree, a coding agent, your validation gate, and a serialized merge train, live on web and terminal dashboards.
handles a merge queue with github actions and slack
SubmitQueue is a high-performance speculative merge queue that keeps your trunk consistently green at scale.
Keel turns coding agents into work owners: a project-neutral issue-to-done workflow backbone.
Stacked PR merge queue powered by GitHub Actions and PR comments. No CLI, no SaaS.
GitHub Actions to copy PR labels to Mergify merge queue draft PRs
A GitHub Action that automatically adds a pull requests into GitHub's native merge queue based on labels and review status.
Self-hostable, CI-agnostic merge-queue GitHub App — batches PRs, tests the combined result via your CI, then lands them or bisects to eject the breaker. Any CI, any plan, self-hosted.
Check whether a merge group PR is up to date relative to its base branch
A 24/7 GitHub Actions coordinator that arms and lands your PRs automatically — lane-aware, stale-safe, and can't bypass your required checks.
Agent skills from the Ottto team. First up: the landing lander - an agent-run PR merge queue.
Label-driven sequential merge for stacked pull requests — handles the post-squash rebase per branch.
A fail-closed continuous-delivery train that merges a branch only when an out-of-band AI review persona and an AI test persona have each recorded a pass verdict in a database dispatch ledger, executed by a scheduler outside the code-writing agent's s
Merge-batch protocol and validation for parallel coding-agent PRs
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To associate your repository with the merge-queue topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."