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Features

  • Open pull requests with code changes
  • Review PRs with inline comments
  • Respond to PR feedback and iterate
  • Start work from GitHub issues
  • Auto-fix failed GitHub Actions workflows
  • Signed and verified commits on all Tembo PRs

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Installation

1

Install

Go to Integrations and click Install next to GitHub.
2

Authorize

Choose All repositories or Selected repositories and authorize.
3

Activate

Select which repositories Tembo should work with under “Active Repositories”.

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Usage

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PR comments

Comment @tembo on any pull request to request changes. Works in the main thread or as inline review comments on specific lines. Tembo reads the feedback, updates the code, and pushes new commits. 
@tembo Please add error handling to this function
Works on PRs created by Tembo and PRs created by your team.

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Issues

Comment @tembo on any issue to start implementation. Tembo reads the issue title and description, then opens a PR. 
@tembo Implement the API endpoint described in this issue

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Automations

See Automations for available GitHub event triggers.

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PR reviews

Reviews pull requests for bugs, security issues, and code quality. Leaves inline comments automatically when a PR is opened.

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Enrich issues

Adds codebase context to new GitHub issues, helping agents and teammates understand the relevant code before starting work.

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Failed workflows

Detects GitHub Actions failures and opens fix PRs automatically.

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Advanced

By default, PRs and commits are made under the Tembo bot account. To attribute them to your GitHub user instead, connect your personal GitHub account in your Tembo user settings.
All commits in Tembo PRs are automatically signed and verified with a “Verified” badge in GitHub. No configuration needed.
Wait 2-5 minutes for initial sync. If they still don’t show, click the sync button on the GitHub integration card. Check that you granted Tembo access during installation and that you have permission to install GitHub Apps for your organization.
Make sure you’re using @tembo (lowercase) and that the repository is activated in Integrations.
Check that the repository is activated and there isn’t already an open PR for the same issue.