Automate GitHub Issues
With Your AI
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Ollama, and LM Studio. Use one or mix and match. Switch between them anytime. Arbiter handles the Git workflow. Your AI handles the code.
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Ollama, and LM Studio. Use one or mix and match. Switch between them anytime. Arbiter handles the Git workflow. Your AI handles the code.
Autonomous Operation
Local-First & Secure
Issues Solved
Use one or use them all. Mix and match across repos. Switch anytime. Paid or free—you decide.
Official Anthropic CLI
Cursor's agent system
Local open-source models
Local models with GUI
Codex and more
Arbiter handles: Issue scanning, Git operations, test running, PR creation, error handling
Your AI handles: Reading code, writing solutions, understanding context
Arbiter automates everything around your AI—so it can focus on writing great code
Arbiter automates the entire Git workflow—scanning issues, managing workspaces, running tests, creating PRs. Your AI focuses solely on writing code. Controlled, consistent, predictable.
Supports Claude Code, Cursor, Ollama, and LM Studio. Use one, or mix and match across repos. Switch between them anytime. Arbiter handles orchestration, your AI handles coding.
Runs entirely on your machine. Your code never leaves your control. Full data privacy guaranteed.
Runs your test suites and validation commands before committing. No broken builds, ever.
If work is interrupted, Arbiter automatically resumes where it left off. Never loses progress.
Beautiful web dashboard shows live progress, logs, and history. Jump in anytime to see what's happening.
Opens pull requests as drafts by default. Review before merging—you stay in control.
Learns from each PR it creates. Builds knowledge of your codebase patterns and conventions over time.
Comment on a draft PR with changes, and Arbiter automatically implements them. Iterate until it's perfect—no manual back-and-forth.
Have a second AI review the first AI's work before creating a PR. Catch issues early with dual validation.
Connect Arbiter to Slack, Discord, or custom endpoints. Get notified when issues are solved, PRs are created, or errors occur.
Track every run with detailed logs and metrics. See what worked, what failed, and optimize your workflow over time.
Four simple steps to autonomous issue solving
Add a label like agent-ok to GitHub issues you want Arbiter to handle. That's it—Arbiter does the rest.
Arbiter automatically scans your repos for labeled issues. Smart prioritization ensures important work gets done first.
Arbiter sets up the workspace and hands off to your AI. Your AI reads the issue, understands the codebase, and writes the solution. Arbiter then runs tests, validates the changes, commits the code, and creates the PR. Consistent, controlled, predictable.
Wake up to draft PRs ready for review. Arbiter did the heavy lifting—you just approve and merge.
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