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n8n AI Workflows for GitHub
PR summaries, release notes & CI explanations on your own n8n
Importable n8n workflows for pull request summaries, release notes, CI failure explanations, risk labels and issue triage, with your own model on your own n8n.
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// tested
Tested, not just written
Every release runs its full test suite against real tooling before it ships.
Forged, missing, wrong-secret and replayed webhook deliveries are rejected with no GitHub or model calls
The signature is computed over the raw body: unicode, odd whitespace and a single-byte tamper are all covered
An AWS key, a GitHub token and a private key planted in a diff never reach the model; lockfiles are excluded and oversized diffs truncated
A push after the first summary updates the same comment, so exactly one comment exists
Model 500s, timeouts, malformed JSON and a missing key produce a neutral note, never an invented review
Published releases are never modified, and CI job logs are fetched without sending the GitHub token to storage
// run the tests before you buy
There is a free MIT edition. Read it first.
We would rather you ran the test suite than took our word for it. The free edition is a real, MIT-licensed subset you can clone, inspect and run today — no email, no signup. If it works in your stack, the paid tiers will too.
// pricing
One-time purchase, three tiers
Pay once, keep the files. Each tier includes everything in the tier before it.
Starter
Teams that want AI on pull requests today
$39USD
- PR summary comment, updated in place on every push
- Release notes drafted from merged PRs, grouped by type and breaking changes
- CI failure explainer that comments on the right pull request
- Shared settings, LLM router, webhook verification, API and comment sub-workflows
- 30 days of updates
Pro
DevEx and platform teams across several repos
$49USD
- Risk labels from deterministic rules: migrations, infrastructure, auth, CI, dependencies
- Issue triage that applies only labels your repo already has
- Weekly dependency digest grouped by semver and ecosystem
- Stale PR nudges and a daily engineering digest to chat
- Error workflow, 1 year of updates
Agency
Consultants, agencies, org-wide rollouts
$299USD
- Unlimited client deployments, perpetual license: install and operate it in environments your clients own
- Per-repo .github/ftw-ai.yml configuration with settings fallback
- PR title check reported as a commit status with a suggested title
- Weekly security digest from Dependabot and code scanning alerts
- Prompt evaluation kit with 16 golden cases, GitHub App and GHES guides
- Agency rollout guide, 1 year of updates
// contents
18 workflows
- PR summary commentStarter+
- Release notes draftStarter+
- CI failure explainerStarter+
- Webhook verification & API helpersStarter+
- PR risk labelsPro+
- Issue triagePro+
- Dependency digestPro+
- Stale PR nudgePro+
- Daily digest + error workflowPro+
- Per-repo configuration fileAgency+
- PR title commit statusAgency+
- Security digest + prompt eval kitAgency+
// compatibility
Works with your stack
- n8n 2.39.7 self-hosted (node types verified against that release)
- GitHub.com and GitHub Enterprise Server
- Fine-grained PAT or GitHub App authentication
- OpenAI · Anthropic · Ollama · any OpenAI-compatible server
- Slack · Microsoft Teams · Discord · generic webhook
// faq
Questions
+Does my code go to OpenAI?
Only redacted, size-capped diffs of the files you allow, and only if you pick a hosted provider. Point the router at Ollama or your own OpenAI-compatible server and nothing leaves your network.
+Will it spam my pull requests?
No. Each workflow writes one marked comment and updates it in place, skips drafts and bot senders, and ignores repos outside your allowlist.
+GitHub App or personal access token?
Both work. Agency includes the GitHub App setup guide (JWT to installation token) and the least-privilege permissions per workflow for fine-grained PATs.
+What does it cost to run?
One model call per pull request event, on a capped diff. The setup guide shows how to size the caps and which files to exclude, and a local model makes the marginal cost zero.
+Does it support GitLab?
No. These workflows target the GitHub REST API, on github.com or Enterprise Server.
+Refunds?
If the workflows don't work with the pinned n8n version and the troubleshooting guide doesn't fix it, contact us within 14 days for a refund.
Your review bot, your model, your infrastructure.
Questions first? Email hello@fractaltechware.com