YOUR CODE. YOUR CONVERSATION.

Good work starts
with a conversation.

Bring your GitHub workflow into Telegram. Ask a question, hand off a fix, and pick up a pull request — without losing the thread.

Get started See how it works

Self-hosted. Open source. Made for repository work.

THREE WAYS TO START

RepoDeskYour repository, in the loop

ILLUSTRATIVE CONVERSATION

Sample requests and outcomes — not live execution results.

Example requestThe signup page feels cramped on mobile. Can you improve the spacing?

RepoDesk · example responseIn this example, I’d inspect the layout, adjust the mobile spacing, and run the project checks.

Proposed layout fixChecks and changes would accompany the PR

EXAMPLE PULL REQUESTImprove the mobile signup layoutA focused spacing change for you to inspect. Review and merging remain separate actions.

Example requestReview the proposed mobile signup changes. Are there any layout risks?

RepoDesk · example responseIn this example, I’d read the diff and flag narrow-screen issues for a maintainer to consider.

Review notes for a maintainerNo approval or merge implied

EXAMPLE REVIEWCheck the form at narrow widthsSuggested follow-up: check that input labels wrap and the submit button stays within the viewport.

From a question to a fix or a review.

THE TOOLS YOU ALREADY WORK IN

GitHub

ONE CONTINUOUS THREAD

A SHORTER PATH TO THE PR

Stay in the conversation.
Keep the work moving.

Small fixes shouldn’t need a new meeting.
Give the task a clear home, from request to review.

Connect your repository.

Install your GitHub App and choose the repositories your workspace can use. Access stays explicit.

Give the work some context.

Describe a fix or feature in Telegram. RepoDesk keeps the request, questions, and progress in the conversation.

Come back to a pull request.

Codex works in an isolated environment, runs repository checks, and returns a PR for your review.

A HELPFUL TEAMMATE, CLEAR BOUNDARIES

Your workflow.
Your say.

Keep the useful parts of delegation.
Keep control of what ships.

Read the documentation

Access you can understand.

Selected repositories, workspace membership, and verified GitHub permissions define the scope.

Work you can review.

Coding tasks run repository checks and return changes through a pull request. You decide what to merge.

A home on your own server.

Run the service yourself, configure your model provider, and keep durable task state with your deployment.

A FEW USEFUL DETAILS

Before you
say hello.

What is RepoDesk?

RepoDesk is a self-hosted Telegram assistant for selected GitHub repositories. It brings repository questions, coding tasks, and pull-request workflows into your conversations.

Does it get access to all my repositories?

You choose which repositories to connect through your GitHub App. Workspace membership and verified GitHub permissions control who can ask it to act.

Does every task change code?

No. Questions can stay read-only. Coding tasks follow your configured execution policy, and a pull request gives you a reviewable result. Merging is a separate action.

Where does it run?

You host RepoDesk on your own server. The current deployment uses Docker for its service and isolated coding environments. See the setup guide for requirements and optional components.

LESS FRICTION. MORE FORWARD.

Your next contribution
can start right here.

Set up RepoDesk

Good work startswith a conversation.

Stay in the conversation.Keep the work moving.