
Maige
Maige is an open-source AI tool for running natural language workflows on GitHub codebases, such as labeling, assigning, commenting on, and reviewing issues and pull requests.
About Maige
Maige
Maige is an intelligent codebase copilot described as open-source infrastructure for running natural language workflows on your codebase. Users connect a repository, which creates a webhook, embeddings of the entire codebase, and a sandbox environment. Users then write rules describing what should happen when issues and PRs are opened, and can monitor runs and provide feedback in a dashboard. The page states Maige has been sunset and will remain open-source on GitHub as a public archive, and new signups are closed while existing users can still sign in.
Key features
- Connects to a GitHub repository via webhook and creates codebase embeddings
- Natural language rules for actions on issues and pull requests
- Auto-labelling
- Auto-assignment
- Auto-comments
- Custom instructions
- Code review
- Code generation
- Code sandbox for running simple code snippets
- Dashboard for monitoring runs and providing feedback
- Works with the GitHub API
Best suited for
- Open-source maintainers managing issues and pull requests on GitHub
- Teams wanting customizable natural language automation for GitHub repositories
Pricing
Standard Plan at $30.00 USD/month with first 30 issues free, pay by usage; the page also says the product has been sunset and new signups are closed. Enterprise plan listed as coming soon.
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