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Auno for GitHub

Bring Auno into GitHub. It tracks issues, summarises pull requests and drafts release notes from what actually shipped.

What Auno does in GitHub

Auno keeps up with your repos, so everyone knows what's in progress, what shipped and what's blocked, without reading every thread.

Summarises PRs

Explains what changed and why, in plain words.

Tracks issues

Keeps status, owners and priorities current.

Drafts release notes

Writes notes from merged work, ready to edit.

Answers code questions

Points to the files and PRs that matter.

How to set it up

1

Click Connect GitHub and sign in.

2

Install the Auno app on your organisation.

3

Choose the repos Auno can read.

4

Ask Auno about any issue, PR or release.

What Auno can see

Auno can

Read repos you choose

Comment when you ask or approve

Create issues from your requests

Auno never

Pushes code

Merges pull requests

Opens repos you haven't chosen

Things to try

What shipped this week?

Summarise PR #142

Draft release notes for v2.4

Which issues are blocking the launch?

Example prompt: Summarize today’s customer calls

Get started

Less explaining. More done.

Give Auno a goal and context. It integrates with your tools and checks in when needed.

Stay in the loop

Get occasional updates from Auno.

Follow us

Auno

© 2026 Auno. All rights reserved.

Example prompt: Summarize today’s customer calls

Get started

Less explaining. More done.

Give Auno a goal and context. It integrates with your tools and checks in when needed.

Stay in the loop

Get occasional updates from Auno.

Follow us

Auno

© 2026 Auno. All rights reserved.

Example prompt: Summarize today’s customer calls

Get started

Less explaining. More done.

Give Auno a goal and context. It integrates with your tools and checks in when needed.

Stay in the loop

Get occasional updates from Auno.

Follow us

Auno

© 2026 Auno. All rights reserved.

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