GitHub

Install the Nested GitHub app, bind a repository, and pick event presets so the right deliveries become tasks.

Why it works this way

GitHub has hundreds of event types; you only want a few. Nested turns them into plain presets — pull request opened, review requested, CI finished — and can filter further by @mention so only the deliveries meant for this agent start work.

Before you start

• Connect GitHub under Connectors if Nested still needs an identity.
• Own the agent. Open its settings → Automations, then the GitHub link under Raw bindings.
• Install the Nested GitHub App on the organization or repository.

Steps

1. Bind a repository: pick the org and repo, then one or more event presets (Pull request opened, Review requested, CI finished, and more).
2. Optional: add Mentions logins (without @). The run only starts when one of these logins is @mentioned, requested as a reviewer, or assigned.
3. Pick the workspace and message body. The webhook JSON is appended to the instructions, so {{ dig .JSON "comment" "body" }} inserts the comment text.
4. Optionally let the agent react with an emoji and comment on the pull request when it finishes.
5. Each binding is a row for this agent. Remove it when the repo should stop creating tasks.

Example

Bind acme/app with Pull request opened + Mentions nested-bot. When someone comments “@nested-bot please review” on a PR, the agent starts a task and comments back when done.