Does the GitScrum agent actually execute tasks?

Yes. Unlike co-pilots that only suggest, the GitScrum agent performs actions directly in your account based on your instructions.

How is this different from native GitScrum automation?

Native tools handle simple triggers. The GitScrum agent uses AI to understand context, make decisions, and complete multi-step work across GitScrum and 1,500+ other apps.

Is this better than using Zapier for GitScrum?

Zapier requires you to build rigid logic. With DoMyWork, you describe the task in plain English and the agent handles the complexity across GitScrum and your other tools.

Can the agent monitor my GitScrum board?

Yes. You can set up agents on autopilot to watch for new tasks or status changes in GitScrum and act on them instantly without manual input.

Is my project data safe with DoMyWork?

We prioritise security. Your GitScrum data is processed only to execute the tasks you request and is never used to train public models.

Can I connect GitScrum to other apps?

Absolutely. You can link GitScrum with 1,500+ apps, allowing the agent to pull data from Gmail, Slack, or Google Sheets to update your projects.

AI Agent for GitScrum

Update tasks, track project velocity, and sync team progress automatically. DoMyWork AI agents work with GitScrum and 1,500+ apps to keep your development cycles moving.

Summarise the current sprint progress for the team

Move all overdue tasks to the next sprint

Create a report of all unassigned bugs

Update task status based on my latest email

Find tasks blocked by external dependencies

Draft a release note based on finished tasks

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Turn your project backlog into finished, shipped features

Update task statuses, generate sprint reports, assign team members, and sync progress across your tools.

Sprint summary posted to Slack

Catch up on every task that missed the sprint deadline

"Check my GitScrum board for tasks marked overdue, move them to the next sprint, and notify the assigned developer in Slack with a summary."

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Summarise the current sprint velocity

"Analyse the current GitScrum sprint, calculate the total story points completed versus remaining, and send a summary to my email."

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Find tasks lacking clear descriptions

"Review all active tasks in GitScrum and flag those with fewer than 50 characters in the description."

Send Message

Sync project updates to Google Sheets

"Export all tasks from the current GitScrum board into a new Google Sheets row for my stakeholder report."

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Identify bottlenecks in the workflow

"Look at tasks that have been in 'In Progress' for over 5 days and list them for our next stand-up."

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Prioritise the product roadmap

"Review all tasks in the 'Backlog' column of GitScrum and reorder them by priority based on the labels."

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Draft release notes from completed tasks

"Take all tasks marked 'Done' in the current sprint and write a release summary for our customers."

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Gather feedback from customer support

"Check my Zendesk tickets for feature requests and create new tasks in GitScrum for each one."

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Check project alignment with goals

"Compare active GitScrum tasks against the quarterly roadmap in Notion and flag any that don't match."

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Prepare for the next sprint planning

"Clean up the current sprint board by closing tasks that are finished and moving incomplete ones back to the backlog."

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Got a different task in mind? Describe it

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Audit code review turnarounds

"Check tasks in GitScrum that are waiting for review and list those that have been stalled for more than 48 hours."

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Assign unassigned technical debt

"Find all tasks tagged 'Technical Debt' in GitScrum and assign them to the next available developer."

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Update documentation links

"Check if tasks in GitScrum have a valid link to our documentation and flag those that are missing."

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Report on sprint capacity

"Calculate the current workload per engineer based on GitScrum assignments and highlight anyone over capacity."

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Clean up duplicate tasks

"Scan GitScrum for tasks with similar titles and merge the information into the most recent one."

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Got a different task in mind? Describe it

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Prepare the daily stand-up report

"Summarise what each team member finished yesterday in GitScrum and what they are working on today."

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Check for team burnout

"Analyse the number of tasks assigned to each member in GitScrum and alert me if anyone has more than 10 active tasks."

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Document sprint retrospectives

"Collect all comments from the GitScrum sprint review and save them to a new page in Notion."

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Remind team of upcoming deadlines

"Find tasks in GitScrum due within 24 hours and send a polite reminder to the assignees in Slack."

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Track meeting attendance

"Cross-reference GitScrum task updates with our Zoom meeting logs to see if everyone is active."

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Got a different task in mind? Describe it

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How Does a GitScrum AI Agent Work

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🛸 Autopilot

Act on project changes the moment they happen — with agents on autopilot

The agents work across your apps 24/7.

They catch updates, flag risks, and route work so you never miss a deadline.

Setting up an autopilot is too easy

New task is created in GitScrum

Describe...

1. Flag tasks that go stale in the backlog

WhenEvery Monday at 09:00 AM

Then

Check the GitScrum backlog for tasks older than 30 days, identify the owner, and post a summary to Slack for review.

Put on Autopilot

2. Route urgent bugs to the right engineer

WhenNew task is created in GitScrum

Then

Check if the task is tagged 'Critical', determine the component, and assign it to the lead developer.

Put on Autopilot

3. Notify stakeholders of sprint completion

WhenTask status is changed in GitScrum

Then

If the task status is 'Done', check if it's the final task of the sprint, and email the project stakeholders.

Put on Autopilot

4. Detect scope creep in active sprints

WhenNew task is created in GitScrum

Then

Check if the new task is added to an already active sprint and flag it for the project manager to approve.

Put on Autopilot

5. Daily sprint progress digest

WhenEvery day at 08:00 AM

Then

Summarise the number of tasks completed yesterday and send it to the team Slack channel.

Put on Autopilot

1. Triage new feature requests from support

WhenNew ticket is created in Zendesk

Then

Read the ticket, decide if it's a feature request, and create a corresponding task in GitScrum.

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2. Alert on roadmap blockers

WhenTask status is changed in GitScrum

Then

If a task is marked 'Blocked', notify the product owner immediately via Slack.

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3. Update roadmap status

WhenTask status is changed in GitScrum

Then

If a milestone task is completed, update the status in Notion.

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4. Identify low-priority backlog items

WhenEvery Friday at 05:00 PM

Then

Find tasks in the backlog with no activity for 60 days and tag them as 'Archive'.

Put on Autopilot

5. Monitor customer feedback trends

WhenNew entry is received in Typeform

Then

Analyse the feedback, check if it relates to an existing GitScrum task, and add a comment with the feedback.

Put on Autopilot

1. Monitor code review delays

WhenNew pull request is opened in GitHub

Then

Check if the PR is linked to a GitScrum task, if not, flag it for the developer.

Put on Autopilot

2. Flag high-risk technical debt

WhenNew task is created in GitScrum

Then

Check the description for keywords like 'hack' or 'temp fix' and flag it for the engineering lead.

Put on Autopilot

3. Automate daily stand-up summaries

WhenEvery day at 09:30 AM

Then

Gather all task updates from GitScrum for the team and post a summary to Slack.

Put on Autopilot

4. Assign new bug reports

WhenNew task is created in GitScrum

Then

If the task is a bug, assign it to the developer with the lowest current workload.

Put on Autopilot

5. Track documentation updates

WhenTask status is changed in GitScrum

Then

If a feature task is completed, check if the documentation task is also finished.

Put on Autopilot

1. Identify team capacity gaps

WhenEvery Monday at 09:00 AM

Then

Check GitScrum assignments and alert the Scrum Master if any team member has zero tasks.

Put on Autopilot

2. Celebrate sprint milestones

WhenTask status is changed in GitScrum

Then

If a task is marked 'Done', post a congratulatory message in Slack.

Put on Autopilot

3. Catch missed stand-ups

WhenEvery day at 10:00 AM

Then

Check if every team member has updated their GitScrum tasks today and ping those who haven't.

Put on Autopilot

4. Flag sprint goal risks

WhenTask status is changed in GitScrum

Then

If a task is blocked, calculate the impact on the sprint goal and notify the Scrum Master.

Put on Autopilot

5. Archive completed sprint boards

WhenEvery Monday at 09:00 AM

Then

Find boards from the previous sprint and archive them in GitScrum.

Put on Autopilot

Build your own autopilot

Set the trigger. Describe the action. Done.

1. Select when agent is executed

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2. Describe the task to agent

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Playbooks

Turn any repetitive process into a
click-to-complete workflow.

Collect inputs through forms, run AI agents on the spot — all on one page.

Sprint Kickoff Playbook

FormCollect data with form

1. Enter Sprint Details

Enter Sprint Details

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Sprint Name *

Duration *

Complete in a clickSend data to 1500+ apps

2. Create Board in GitScrum

Create BoardinGitScrum

3. Notify Team in Slack

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Sprint Kickoff Playbook

Automate sprint board setup and team notifications.

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Risk Assessment Playbook

Evaluate project risks and log findings.

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Stakeholder Update Playbook

Generate and send project status reports.

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Resource Allocation Playbook

Balance team workload across tasks.

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Project Closure Playbook

Archive project and generate final report.

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Feature Request Playbook

Process new feature ideas.

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Competitor Analysis Playbook

Track competitor updates.

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Feedback Triage Playbook

Process customer feedback.

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Roadmap Sync Playbook

Sync roadmap with GitScrum.

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User Story Playbook

Generate user stories.

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Code Review Playbook

Track code reviews.

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Tech Debt Playbook

Manage technical debt.

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Release Prep Playbook

Prepare for release.

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Bug Triage Playbook

Process new bugs.

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Onboarding Playbook

Onboard new engineers.

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Stand-up Summary Playbook

Summarise stand-ups.

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Retrospective Playbook

Run retrospectives.

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Capacity Planning Playbook

Plan team capacity.

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Meeting Attendance Playbook

Track meeting attendance.

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Sprint Review Playbook

Run sprint reviews.

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Automate any manual work with AI Agents

One-off tasks in one message

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When

New task is created in GitScrum

Then

Recurring Work on autopilot

Autopilot

Sprint Planning

Enter sprint goal

Analyse team capacity

Assign tasks in GitScrum

Repetitive Processes in 1 click

Playbooks

Why DoMyWork

Most Tools Call Themselves Agents.
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Agent for

GitScrum

A Product by

Trusted by

42,000+ businesses worldwide

Certified

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About GitScrum AI Agent

It is an autonomous agent that connects to GitScrum to execute tasks like updating statuses, generating reports, and syncing data across your apps in real-time.

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AI Agent for GitScrum

Turn your project backlog into finished, shipped features

Catch up on every task that missed the sprint deadline

Summarise the current sprint velocity

Find tasks lacking clear descriptions

Sync project updates to Google Sheets

Identify bottlenecks in the workflow

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

Prioritise the product roadmap

Draft release notes from completed tasks

Gather feedback from customer support

Check project alignment with goals

Prepare for the next sprint planning

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

Audit code review turnarounds

Assign unassigned technical debt

Update documentation links

Report on sprint capacity

Clean up duplicate tasks

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

Prepare the daily stand-up report

Check for team burnout

Document sprint retrospectives

Remind team of upcoming deadlines

Track meeting attendance

Got a different task in mind? Describe it

How Does a GitScrum AI Agent Work

Act on project changes the moment they happen — with agents on autopilot

1. Flag tasks that go stale in the backlog

2. Route urgent bugs to the right engineer

3. Notify stakeholders of sprint completion

4. Detect scope creep in active sprints

5. Daily sprint progress digest

1. Triage new feature requests from support

2. Alert on roadmap blockers

3. Update roadmap status

4. Identify low-priority backlog items

5. Monitor customer feedback trends

1. Monitor code review delays

2. Flag high-risk technical debt

3. Automate daily stand-up summaries

4. Assign new bug reports

5. Track documentation updates

1. Identify team capacity gaps

2. Celebrate sprint milestones

3. Catch missed stand-ups

4. Flag sprint goal risks

5. Archive completed sprint boards

Playbooks

Turn any repetitive process into a click-to-complete workflow.

What are playbooks?

Sprint Kickoff Playbook

Risk Assessment Playbook

Stakeholder Update Playbook

Resource Allocation Playbook

Project Closure Playbook

Feature Request Playbook

Competitor Analysis Playbook

Feedback Triage Playbook

Roadmap Sync Playbook

User Story Playbook

Code Review Playbook

Tech Debt Playbook

Release Prep Playbook

Bug Triage Playbook

Onboarding Playbook

Stand-up Summary Playbook

Retrospective Playbook

Capacity Planning Playbook

Meeting Attendance Playbook

Sprint Review Playbook

Connect GitScrum + Your Favourite Apps With AI Agents

Automate any manual work with AI Agents

One-off tasks in one message

Recurring Work on autopilot

Repetitive Processes in 1 click

Most Tools Call Themselves Agents. Few Actually Are.

Questions About GitScrum AI Agent

Turn any repetitive process into a
click-to-complete workflow.

Most Tools Call Themselves Agents.
Few Actually Are.

Questions
About GitScrum AI Agent