Turn events into agent work

Connect your agents.
Keep work moving.

Turn repository events into agent workflows. Connect your tools, define the rules, and let Stitch coordinate the work.

Build your first workflow See how it works

FactoriesIssue to fixExample workflow

acme / platform

Fix empty search results

Issue #128 · labeled

agent:build

Trigger matched

Implement issue Succeeded

Harness: OpenCode
Sandbox: Vercel Sandbox

Pull request ready for review

Your event. Your rules. Your agent, in an isolated workspace.

From event to execution

Built around the way you work

Keep the tools you use. Automate the work between them.

EVENT STREAM Example events

Issue labeledJust now

agent:build → implement a fix

The right event starts the work.

Start runs from GitHub issues, pull requests, reviews, or custom webhooks. Use filters and run limits to keep automation focused.

Explore event triggers

CONNECTED TOOLS

GitHub

Linear

Webhooks

Stitch

OpenCode

Claude Code

Linear via custom webhooks · Harnesses run in sandboxes

Your tools, working in parallel.

Connect GitHub natively, or route Linear and your other tools through custom webhooks. Dispatch multiple agent runs, each with its own harness and sandbox.

See the execution flow

Inside the workflow

Always-on agents. Ready when work arrives.

Stitch matches incoming events to your rules, then runs your chosen harness inside an isolated sandbox. The configuration lives alongside your code.

01 / EVENT SOURCES

Start where work happens.

GitHub
Issues, pull requests, and reviews
Linear
Issue updates via custom webhooks
Your tools
Send a payload to a configured webhook

02 / STITCH TRIGGERS

Match. Filter. Dispatch.

Choose which events qualify, which agent should run, and where it should work.

Run limits & concurrency guards

03 / ISOLATED SANDBOX

Your agent. Its own workspace.

Your repository, setup scripts, and scoped credentials. The agent builds, tests, and reports back.

OpenCode Claude Code

Also supports Codex and Antigravity. Docker or Vercel Sandbox.

Defined in stitch-factory.yaml

Trigger excerpt. Define the referenced harness and sandbox in the same factory file.

triggers:
  - key: on-issue-labeled
    provider: github
    repository: acme/platform
    eventType: issues
    actions: [labeled]
    labels: [agent:build]
    harness: coding-agent
    sandbox: workspace
    initialPrompt: Implement the issue from the event context.

Read the configuration guide ↗

Give your agents a workflow.

Connect a repository and define your first trigger.

Connect your agents.Keep work moving.