Mergify Community Issue Tracker
The local merge queue for parallel Claude Code agents
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
SubmitQueue is a high-performance speculative merge queue that keeps your trunk consistently green at scale.
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.
Merge your pull request in order when enabled the Require branches to be up to date before merging
handles a merge queue with github actions and slack
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.
Local-first merge queue for parallel coding-agent worktrees — SQLite queue, gated trains, atomic push. No server, no CI service, no GitHub App.
GitHub Actions to copy PR labels to Mergify merge queue draft PRs
Self-healing GitHub org governance: reconcile branch protection, merge queue, reviews & secret-hygiene across every repo — one weekly workflow. Reference implementation.
Check whether a merge group PR is up to date relative to its base branch
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.
A GitHub Action that automatically adds a pull requests into GitHub's native merge queue based on labels and review status.
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.
Add a description, image, and links to the merge-queue topic page so that developers can more easily learn about it.
To associate your repository with the merge-queue topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."