Ship it from your phone
A bug report from the beach: text Pally the fix and it hands your repo a coding task.
The routine
How it works
GitHubConnect GitHub and Pally can queue real coding work on your repos from a text. It briefs the task with your context and texts you when the pull request is ready to review.
- Text Pally the repo and the change: the symptom, where it shows up, and what should happen instead.
- Pally turns it into a focused coding task on that GitHub repo.
- When the pull request is up, Pally texts you the link and a summary.
The full routine
Text Pally the repo and the change: the symptom, where it shows up, and what should happen instead. A short bug report is enough.
Pally turns it into a focused coding task on that GitHub repo. Ask for status or add a detail while it runs.
When the pull request is up, Pally texts you the link and a summary. You review and merge it the usual way.
Good for
- Capturing a reproducible bug while away from your desk
- Queuing a narrowly described fix in the right repository
- Turning a product observation into a coding task
- Checking progress from the same text thread
- Getting a pull request link when the work is ready
Things to try
Before you start
Common questions
What should I put in the task text?
The repo, what's wrong or what should change, and the expected result. A reproduction step helps but isn't required.
Does this merge code into my repository?
No. It opens a pull request and texts you the link and summary. You review and merge through your usual process.
Can I clarify the request after it starts?
Yes. Reply with the missing detail while it runs. For a different change, start a separate task.
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Last updated October 11, 2026.
Have your own recipe in mind?
Anything you'd hand a great assistant, you can hand Pally. Just describe it in a text.