He Built a Five-Agent Team to Run GitHub Issues, From Coding to Scheduling
Al_Grigor · x · 2026-09-23
At a DataTalksClub workshop, Louis Amaudruz built a team of agents that handle GitHub issues, assembled in the order each one took over a task he was still doing by hand:
- Coder: a Claude Code agent in a Slack channel fixes one issue and opens a pull request.
- Reviewer: a Codex agent in the same channel reviews the fix, so he no longer reviews every change himself.
- Lead: instead of telling the coder to code and the reviewer to review, a lead agent orchestrates them, capped at two code-review cycles.
- Issue manager: instead of asking an agent to create a room per issue, a manager in an issue-hub channel creates the rooms and starts a lead in each.
- Schedule: instead of telling the manager when new issues appear, it polls for new issues every 60 seconds.
The design progressively hands off the last remaining human step to an agent.
Related event: Workshop Shows Multi-Agent Team Handling GitHub Issues in Slack(2 posts)→
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