Maige is open-source infrastructure for running natural language workflows on your codebase. It is designed for developers and teams who want to automate workflows around issues and pull requests in a codebase. The system is accessible through GitHub and is controlled via descriptive rules that determine what actions to take. Access is tied to signing in with GitHub, and new signups are closed, while existing users can sign in.
Maige connects to a repository by creating a webhook, embeddings of the entire codebase, and a sandbox environment. It then lets users describe what should happen when issues and PRs are opened, enabling automated labeling, assignment, comments, code review, and even running simple code snippets.
Maige emphasizes flexibility with the GitHub API, offering configurable behavior like automatic labeling and assigning issues, reviewing PRs, and providing a code sandbox feature. The tool is implemented as an AI with access to GitHub and can perform UI-like actions.
Maige provides a pricing model that includes a free tier to try the product, followed by usage-based pricing, and an enterprise option coming soon.
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