Tully
A GitHub review console for agent-authored pull requests.The confidence layer for teams shipping with coding agents. Tully helps reviewers decide what is safe to merge, what needs attention, and what the team should learn before the next release.
- Evidence
- traceable
- Checks
- security-aware
- Impact
- mapped
Turns an agent PR into a reviewer-ready decision brief.
Tully connects to GitHub, reads the pull request and selected repository context, and gives engineering leads a dense review surface: impacted areas, merge risks, required checks, open questions, and the final merge decision.
Install Tully on a test repository or selected production repos. Review starts from the PR diff, changed files, CI state, and team review policy.
Tully prepares a decision brief with risk areas, supporting evidence, confidence level, and the human actions needed before merge.
Accepted, rejected, deferred, and exception decisions become team memory for future reviews and rollout checks.
Agent PR review becomes a decision workflow, not a comment stream.
Tully connects review, release readiness, and post-rollout learning so teams can adopt coding agents without turning every risky PR into a one-off debate.
Deep product memory
Tully learns the systems, patterns, and release habits that shape each review.
High-signal review
Surfaces the issues that matter and keeps recommendations accountable.
Release follow-through
Intent, rollout checks, measurements, and next decisions stay linked to code and evidence.
Clear packaging
Predictable repo-based bands, retention, and audit options without reducing review depth.
Design-partner access is open for a capped beta cohort.
Tully is best for GitHub-hosted teams with real agent PR review strain and a need for accountable merge decisions.
Customer references are approval-gated. Beta teams still get source-backed review evidence, clear data-boundary answers, and written pricing expectations.
- Cohort
- 8-10 design partners
- Best fit
- GitHub + coding agents
- Proof
- Evidence-backed reviews
The output is a concrete merge brief, not another vague AI comment.
What product areas and release paths are affected?
Which customer, security, and operational expectations should stay true?
What still needs human judgment before confidence is earned?
Built for teams that need to know where the review line is.
Install only where Tully should review. Public beta onboarding starts cleanly with a test repo.
Tully prepares the review brief; your team still owns merge, exception, and rollout decisions.
Plans change retention, export, governance, and deployment shape. Review depth stays consistent.
Enterprise evaluations can cover deployment shape, data handling, access boundaries, and audit expectations before rollout.
Bring Tully to the next agent-authored PR that matters.
Connect GitHub, select a repository, and start capturing review decisions as durable proof.