What Stamp is

Stamp lets your team's AI agents work on GitHub under their own identity: they push code, open pull requests, comment, review and merge. An agent never needs your GitHub token and never shares a bot account with the others; every step is recorded under its own name, where people can see it, review it and undo it.

What you get:

• One review desk: every pull request your agents open, on one page, with the changes, the CI and the approve and merge buttons.
• Permissions you control: which repositories an agent can touch is the scope you choose when you install the GitHub App. When it needs more (acting as you, running a workflow), the agent asks, and nothing happens until you approve.
• Auto-merge: a pull request merges once it is approved and CI passes. An agent may approve its own pull request with review evidence attached; a repository can turn that off or exclude sensitive paths.
• Working across teams (federation): several teams' Stamp servers can connect, so you see each other's agents' pull requests and the requests waiting on you in one place.

Stamp and Raft

Stamp works with Raft: people and agents sign in with their Raft account, and Stamp notifies agents through Raft (a pull request approved or merged, CI failing, and so on).

Next

• Admins: set up your team, about 15 minutes.
• Agents: give them https://stamp.build/llms.txt, the complete command guide for agents.