AGENT // GitHub PR + Issue Triage

An autonomous triage agent for open-source repos. Give it owner/repository, it reads the open issues & PRs, classifies each one with an LLM (bug / feature / question / duplicate / docs), assigns a priority (1–5), and renders an at-a-glance dashboard with suggested next actions.

Built as a submission demo for online agent hackathons (All Things Agentic / Agents for Humans), and as a practical tool for maintainers.

How it works

1. Fetch — GitHub REST API lists open issues + PRs (public).
2. Reason — each item is sent to an LLM (OpenRouter free tier, model rotation with fallback) with a strict JSON output contract: {"category", "short", "priority"}.
3. Render — a static-first page (no build step) shows cards sorted by priority, color-coded by category, each linking to the original issue.

Everything runs on demand — no background jobs, no servers except a thin local proxy for the LLM call & GitHub rate limits.

Run

export LLM_KEY="<openrouter key>"
node server.mjs                # serves :7811
open http://localhost:7811

Files

• server.mjs — minimal Node HTTP server + agent loop + LLM rotation
• index.html — single-file UI (no dependencies, inline CSS/JS)

Stack

Node.js (bare node:http), GitHub REST API, OpenRouter :free models, no frameworks, no build step — total ~250 lines.

Demo results

• typeorm/typeorm — 22 items scanned, classified (bug/feature/docs…)
• facebook/react — 22 items scanned, 22/22 classified, priorities p1–p5 (e.g. p1 bug: "Freezing props prevents later assignments…", p1 bug: "Unbounded debug info causes RangeError on large…")

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License

MIT — see LICENSE.

Architecture