Wake up togreen PRs.

A desktop app that tracks your GitHub PRs and delegates the routine work (fixing CI, clearing conflicts, replying to reviews) to cloud coding agents that run the loop and push the fix back to your PR. Think mission control for getting PRs to a mergeable state.

You bring your own. PostHog Code is supported today, with more providers on the way. Talyn conducts whichever one you connect, and you can switch per task.

Agent runs happen in your provider's cloud, under your account. Talyn is the desktop control surface that kicks them off, streams the progress live, and links the resulting PR back onto your dashboard.

Saved instructions you can re-run — a review checklist, a security pass, a changelog writer. Write one once and run it on any PR with a click. Talyn finds the ones already in your project or on your machine (the standard SKILL.md format), so if you use Claude you likely have some already. The agent follows the playbook and posts the result back to the PR.

Rules you set up once that run on their own: when this happens on a pull request, do these things. Pick the trigger (opened, checks failed, review requested, approved, commented, merged), narrow it with conditions (this repo, this base branch, this label, this author), and pick the actions — add labels, request reviewers, post a comment, add it to your list, run a skill or a prompt, or send it to the merge queue. They watch every PR in the repos you connect, including ones you didn't open, and they keep running with the app closed. The free plan keeps 3; Unlimited keeps as many as you like.

Prompts that run on a schedule instead of waiting for something to happen. Pick a repository, write what you want done, and say when — hourly, daily, weekdays, weekly, or a cron expression — and an agent runs it on its own, opening a pull request when the work warrants one. Sweep yesterday's failing checks every weekday morning; keep dependencies current every Monday; draft the release notes every Friday at five. Schedules run in your own timezone and keep their time when the clocks change, every run is logged with what it did, and you can start one by hand without waiting for its next turn. The free plan keeps 3; Unlimited keeps as many as you like.

Flag a PR and Talyn watches it. The moment it goes out of date, clashes with someone else's work, or a test starts failing, Talyn sends an agent to fix it. Once it's green again, the merge queue lands it in order. Flagging PRs one at a time is free; having every new PR flagged automatically is an Unlimited feature.

Talyn talks to GitHub and your chosen provider over their official APIs using credentials you supply. The heavy lifting runs in the provider's sandbox under your account, and Talyn never stores your source.

The free plan is the full app with up to 3 tasks running, 3 PRs in the merge queue, 3 workflows and 3 loops, plus auto-keep-mergeable on any PR you flag by hand. Unlimited removes all four caps and keeps every new PR you open mergeable automatically, for $15/month (or $150/year, 2 months free), managed entirely in-app with cancel-anytime. Either way you bring your own cloud-agent credits: runs execute under the provider account you connect.

All of them. There are desktop builds for macOS (Apple silicon), Windows and Linux, and a web app at app.talyn.dev that needs no install at all — same product, same account, your workspaces and PR queue follow you between them. The desktop app adds two things a browser can't: it reads skills from ~/.claude/skills on your machine, and it keeps your session in the OS keychain.